Can one of the Registry Cleaners fix the Boot Manager being corrupted?

4 thoughts on “Can one of the Registry Cleaners fix the Boot Manager being corrupted?”

1. Jim says:

   November 21, 2009 at 1:56 am

   You can download this registry cleaner software. Use this website with .com at the end of domain…. download-registry-cleaners

2. taotao says:

   November 21, 2009 at 1:56 am

   try this
   http://www.perfectoptimizer6.com/

3. pisces19522000 says:

   November 21, 2009 at 1:56 am

   System Mechanics 9 may do it bit a repair on your OS would be the better option

4. PC Tech Guy says:

   November 21, 2009 at 1:56 am

   Repairing a Damaged MBR

   Your Windows XP
   setup CDROM has a tool called the Recovery Console, which is designed to help you repair a damaged master boot record or boot sector. To start the Recovery Console and fix your damaged MBR, follow these steps:

   1. Restart your computer with the Windows XP Setup disk in the CDROM drive.
   2. If you are prompted to press a key to start the computer from CDROM, do so quickly. Otherwise it may try to boot from the hard drive.
   3. After a few minutes, you’ll see a prompt to press the R key to start the Recovery Console.
   4. When Recovery Console starts, it will prompt you to enter a number corresponding to the Windows XP installation that you need to repair. In most cases, you’ll enter "1" (which will be the only choice).—->> If you press ENTER without typing a number, Recovery Console will quit and restart your computer.<<—-
   5. Enter your Administrator password. If you don’t enter the correct password, you cannot continue. If you don’t have a password, press Enter.
   6. At the Recovery Console command prompt"C:\", type fixboot and verify that you want to proceed, then type fixmbr and then verify that you want to proceed.
   7. Press Ctrl+alt+delete and remove the windows cd.

   If this doesn’t work, repeat steps 1-5 and then type chkdsk /r and allow it about 30 minutes to run through a scan disk repair.

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