Windows Boot Manager Problem

Hello Guys

I am having a “Reoccurring Problem” with Windows Vista Home Premiu
32-bit. I keep getting the error message posted below and have to us
the Boot Disc to Repair the Problem. However, the next time I shutdow
the laptop it will again make me do a system repair

Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might b
th
cause. To fix this problem

(1) Insert Windows installation disc and restar
(2) Choose language setting
(3) Click 'Repair your computer.

So I follow the above instructions and click repair. Windows the
report
that it found problems with the computers' startup options, and ask
whethe
I want to apply repairs and restart? Under 'view details' there i
furthe
information on the problem as follows

The following startup options will be added

Name Windows Vista Home Premium (recovered
Path: Window
Windows Device: Partition=C: (67185 MB

Name: Windows Code Name "Longhorn" Preinstallation Environmen
(recovered
Path: Window
Windows Device: Partition=D: (9130 MB

When I select repair, the computer then restarts normally. However
upon shutdown, hybernate, sleep, ect the process starts over from th
beginning. Problem does not occur if I do a "restart" though

I am wondering if this issue has something to do with SYSTEM MECHANIC

Is it possible that I have deleted something?

Can any of you help me with this problem

Thanks In Advance!!!! :huh

--
AuburnTigers

I recommend you check the Reliability Monitor and review Software Installs
and uninstalls, Application Failures, and the Miscellaneous Failures. Any
failure will show with a X. Click the X to determine the problem. You will
probably need to reinstall the OS. I believe your restore points were
removed when you ran the repair utility. If not, select the date your system
ran correctly and run restore.

"AuburnTigers" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Hello Guys,
>
> I am having a "Reoccurring Problem" with Windows Vista Home Premium
> 32-bit. I keep getting the error message posted below and have to use
> the Boot Disc to Repair the Problem. However, the next time I shutdown
> the laptop it will again make me do a system repair.
>
> Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be
> the
> cause. To fix this problem:
>
> (1) Insert Windows installation disc and restart
> (2) Choose language settings
> (3) Click 'Repair your computer.'
>
> So I follow the above instructions and click repair. Windows then
> reports
> that it found problems with the computers' startup options, and asks
> whether
> I want to apply repairs and restart? Under 'view details' there is
> further
> information on the problem as follows:
>
> The following startup options will be added:
>
> Name Windows Vista Home Premium (recovered)
> Path: Windows
> Windows Device: Partition=C: (67185 MB)
>
> Name: Windows Code Name "Longhorn" Preinstallation Environment
> (recovered)
> Path: Windows
> Windows Device: Partition=D: (9130 MB)
>
> When I select repair, the computer then restarts normally. However,
> upon shutdown, hybernate, sleep, ect the process starts over from the
> beginning. Problem does not occur if I do a "restart" though.
>
> I am wondering if this issue has something to do with SYSTEM MECHANIC?
>
> Is it possible that I have deleted something?
>
> Can any of you help me with this problem?
>
> Thanks In Advance!!!! :huh:
>
>
> --
> AuburnTigers