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Thanks. &nbsp;That was a good reference. &nbsp; &nbsp;John
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Thanks.  That was a good reference.    John

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My Windows 7 system failed to boot. &nbsp;I previously created a System Repair Disk using the function in Windows 7, and it appears to have completed correctly. &nbsp;However, when I try to use the repair disk I get a message &quot;CDBOOT: &nbsp;Couldn't find BOOTMGR&quot; &nbsp; Help, please. &nbsp;I have 2 system images I can recover from if I can get it to boot. &nbsp;Thanks in advance, John
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My Windows 7 system failed to boot.  I previously created a System Repair Disk using the function in Windows 7, and it appears to have completed correctly.  However, when I try to use the repair disk I get a message "CDBOOT:  Couldn't find BOOTMGR"   Help, please.  I have 2 system images I can recover from if I can get it to boot.  Thanks in advance, John

Cannot Create System Repair Disk

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