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Have you checked the boot order and set the original hard drive back at the first boot device (after the DVD)?
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Have you checked the boot order and set the original hard drive back at the first boot device (after the DVD)?

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After a clone from one disk to another when boot windows 7 I had to run the repair boot. Was to start normally, but after connecting a second hard left to start again. I Startup Repair again but still does not boot. However if i have the windows 7 cd in the drive it reads the CD and then boot to the disc normally, so I assume it has something to do with the boot. There will be some utility to repair the boot in this case since the reparation of the boot in windows does not work?
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Hi,

After a clone from one disk to another when boot windows 7 I had to run the repair boot. Was to start normally, but after connecting a second hard left to start again. I Startup Repair again but still does not boot. However if i have the windows 7 cd in the drive it reads the CD and then boot to the disc normally, so I assume it has something to do with the boot. There will be some utility to repair the boot in this case since the reparation of the boot in windows does not work?

Windows 7 Not Boot

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Windows 7

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