Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart
What if I get the error Ctrl+Alt+del Mbr compressed error at startup? --- Fix the Ctrl+alt+del mbr compressed error in windows 7 using the following steps:
1) Boot the computer from the windows 7 disk
2) Choose repair
3) goto command prompt and type the following commands:
a)chkdsk c: /r
This runs the check disk program to detect and attempt to repair problems on one partition. For example, to repair the C: drive: b)bootrec /FixMbr
Typically this is used if Windows doesn't start and you can't get to the safe mode menu. You might also replace the Master Boot Record (MBR) and boot sector if you suspect a virus infection.
c)bootrec /FixBoot New Boot Sector - Insert a new Windows 7/Vista compatible boot sector. It will automatically insert the right type of sector for the file system type (NTFS, FAT32, etc.
d)bootrec /RebuildBcd
Rebuild BCD - Rebuild the Boot Configuration Data (BCD). The BCD controls which partition boots. This option will let you select which installations to include in the BCD.
e)bootrec /ScanOs
Find OSes - Scan the system for all OS installations that are compatible with Vista/2008 and will also show those that are currently included in the BCD. f)c: g)expand bootmgr temp
h)exit then restart the system. Hope it works fine like it did for me.
1) Boot the computer from the windows 7 disk
2) Choose repair
3) goto command prompt and type the following commands:
a)chkdsk c: /r
This runs the check disk program to detect and attempt to repair problems on one partition. For example, to repair the C: drive: b)bootrec /FixMbr
Typically this is used if Windows doesn't start and you can't get to the safe mode menu. You might also replace the Master Boot Record (MBR) and boot sector if you suspect a virus infection.
c)bootrec /FixBoot New Boot Sector - Insert a new Windows 7/Vista compatible boot sector. It will automatically insert the right type of sector for the file system type (NTFS, FAT32, etc.
d)bootrec /RebuildBcd
Rebuild BCD - Rebuild the Boot Configuration Data (BCD). The BCD controls which partition boots. This option will let you select which installations to include in the BCD.
e)bootrec /ScanOs
Find OSes - Scan the system for all OS installations that are compatible with Vista/2008 and will also show those that are currently included in the BCD. f)c: g)expand bootmgr temp
h)exit then restart the system. Hope it works fine like it did for me.
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