Fixing the missing Boot manager on your OS

Here we have a BIOS message with a missing boot manager, this means that the operating system could be badly corrupted, this could be virus related or could be bad software downloaded  onto the hard drive, the only to fix this issue is to reinstall the Operating System back onto the hard drive and delete the old one. You  re-install the operating system by firstly finding out what Operating system the laptop originally had, in this case the laptop had Windows 7, you find the Operating System out by turning the computer over and look for the product key sticker, and this should show you the operating system the laptop had. The get the Windows 7 64 bit iso file onto a USB or Disc then boot the laptop from which ever you have chosen.

This is the start of the Windows 7 installation once booting from Disc. You start the process by first click on the Install now button.

 

This is then you agreeing to the Microsoft software license agreement. So you then need to tick the agree box and then click the next button.

The next stage is deciding the hard drive partitions, you will notice after this problem that you have had that there is a partition with memory already on, this is all the computers data, SO DON’T DELETE THE PARTITION, click on the largest partition then click next. This will come clear to you once the installation is complete.

This is then the loading and waiting stage. Once all windows files have copied back to the hard drive and the hard drive will have a free fresh install of Windows 7.

 

This is then the screen that you will see once the installation is complete.  Now you’re thinking where all your data is.

Follow this route to find all data

My Computer > hard drive the operating system is on> Windows.Old folder

This is where all you old documents will be.