i boot this error message appears: BootMGR is compressed. Press Ctrl Alt Del to Restart. Tried system restore, startup repair, even a trick on CMD to open firefox, but when i am about to open firefox, it says it cant open the program.
View 5 RepliesTry this:
Boot the Vista dvd to sytem recovery options command prompt.
Type:
notepad , then press enter.
Notepad will pop up. Click File> Save.
In the drop down flap , navigate to Computer and double click it.
Rt click the compressed drive>Properties>Untick Compress this drive to save space>Apply>OK.
Might take a while to uncompress...
It says Bootmgr is compressed...
What do I do?
i bought my comp with vista. so i dont have vista dvd so how am i suppose to fix without it?
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