Windows System Installation-Unable to boot boot-bootmgr-is-missing

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Long time no blog, yesterday to help a colleague installed a Samsung computer, let me on the installation of the system has a bit of new understanding,

Take this record and hope to help you.

As a computer enthusiast, the installation is the necessary skills, but also reflect their own ability, or, understand the computer's self-confidence source.

Notebook model: Samsung's ultra-thin version, SamsungSeries 5 Ultra 530u3c, using 24G SSD + 500G

the machine is composed of hard disks Hybrid Drives

Describe my installation process:

1, the use of UltraISO software to make pure version of Win7 32-bit system USB boot disk.

2. Restart the Samsung computer, F2 Enter the system BIOS settings, set the fast BIOS MODE to Disabled (not set,

Unable to detect USB flash drive in BIOS, set boot order to USB stick priority, F10 save exit, reboot load file from USB stick.

3, step by step operation, to the location of the set partition, because the previous computer partition is very messy, I directly delete all the partitions,

Then we see two hard drives on the partition panel, which is a mix of 24G SSD + 500G HDD

hard disk, feeling Win7 compared to the love of resources, directly in The machine's hard disk is divided by 50G, and then the system is installed to the partition,  

Everything goes smoothly, and when the data is copied, the system fails to start when the reboot is complete.

4, that is not installed when the installation, and then re-execute the third step, to the partition of the place, a strange thing happened,

under normal circumstances, Windows The installation is automatically partitioned 100M of space As system boot boot file storage, like MBR

Information, boot menu BCD is inside this partition, but I see this 100M partition in the SSD came up. It

There is a problem, the Ben in the BIOS screen off the SSD hard drive, only see the mechanical hard disk, So when you put the boot partition

to the SSD, due to the boot BIOS The boot partition cannot be found after the error bootmgr-is-missing, so it cannot be started.

5. And then I had an idea, Since there are SSDs, why not install the system into the SSD, although small, later

the software is loaded into the mechanical hard drive. as a result, the comprehensive consider that this method is feasible, so I repeat the third part,

this time, the system is installed on the SSD, the same can not be started, led The guide partition is still created in the SSD, and the same back to ask

The fourth step of the question.

6. Solution:

Since the system cannot detect SSDs, it is not possible to boot the boot partition into the SSD, so it is necessary to

The drive partition is placed in the mechanical hard disk.

The following solutions:
Tools: An old peaches made of U disk PE, Bootice Software (edit system menu start software), the Bootice software on the PE USB stick

Steps:

A, with PE into the system, open the Diskgenius partition software, all the partitions of the mechanical hard disk deleted, 120M size

The partition comes out, this is greater than equals the boot partition size of 100M.

b, select the 100M size partition in the SSD, right-click, select Clone Partition, and select clone to the partition you just separated

(the partition of the mechanical hard disk, 120M size).

< Span style= "Color:rgb (51,51,51); font-family: ' Microsoft yahei ', Arial,simsun, ' Hiragino Sans GB ', Pmingliu,verdana,sans-serif ' >              c, open Bootice software, select BCD, Browse for boot

on cloned mechanical hard drive boot partition (120M size)

directory under BCD, and thenSelect Advanced edit mode to ejectThe system's boot menu edit box, in application objects

the directory below is the boot menu, which is normally shown here a Windows 7, click Windows7, the right side will show Edit

                   , then see Span style= "FONT-SIZE:14PX; Color:rgb (51,51,51); font-family: ' Microsoft yahei ', Arial,simsun, ' Hiragino Sans GB ', Pmingliu,verdana,sans-serif; line-height:18.200000762939453px ">applicationdevice option that specifies the Win7 system

                    Intraday, Specify the partition to be installed on the Win7 system to To enable boot boot. As the fifth step above, my system mounted on SSD,

the drive letter of the divide is D, double-click Applicationdevice, pop up the edit box, find the disk (mine is SSD), Locate the system installation

Partition, mine is the D-disk, and after determining, the BCD editor is complete.

< Span style= "Color:rgb (51,51,51); font-family: ' Microsoft yahei ', Arial,simsun, ' Hiragino Sans GB ', Pmingliu,verdana,sans-serif ' >             d, Delete useless boot partition, this actually does not delete also has no matter, anyway does not boot from here, method: Use

< Span style= "Color:rgb (51,51,51); font-family: ' Microsoft yahei ', Arial,simsun, ' Hiragino Sans GB ', Pmingliu,verdana,sans-serif ' >                   diskgenius, select the sub Zone, delete is ok

7, restart the computer, boot normal, the system installation is complete.

Note: Because my SSD is relatively small, so loaded the system, after the installation of some necessary software, it accounted for about 14G, so after the installation of any

< Span style= "line-height:18.200000762939453px" >            Any software, you should select install to another disk, otherwise

don't put too much on the surface . in fact, desktop storage is inside the system tray,---> This is just for my disk situation.