How to fix bootmgr is compressed in Panasonic CF-52 ?

if you have the OS disk you can use that and fix windows bootmgr.

At times after enabling / disabling disk compression on Win 7 or Vista boot drive you may receive the Bootmgr is Compressed error upon restarting your computer as displayed below:

BOOTMGR IS COMPRESSED
Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to Restart
1. After rebooting with OS DVD, choose "Repair your Computer" and then select "Startup Repair". Reboot your computer.
2. After rebooting, click on "Load drivers" button an explorer style window will pop up, go ahead and right click on the drive that may have been compressed and deselect `Compress this Drive'. Choose apply and then apply to subfolders/files before rebooting.

There are registry commands also that can be used. But the above 2 steps can be very helpful to start with.

you may have trouble sorting this with out the disc.Here are the steps to replace the BOOTMGR:

1. Boot from the Windows install disc.
2. Click on Repair your computer after selecting proper language, time and keyboard input.
3. Select the Windows installation drive, which is usually C:\ , and click Next.
4. Choose "Command Prompt" when the System Recovery Options box appears.

More items...

BOOTMGR is compressed: Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart

https://neosmart.net/wiki/bootmgr-is-compressed/.....or try this link.. boot manager is compressed press ctrl alt del to restart Google Search

You will need:

• Windows 7 OS installation disc
• Computer with "BOOTMGR is compressed" error

Please note that the following steps require you to have your computer to be able to boot the CD-Drive first.
Steps:
1.Insert the Windows 7 OS disc into your CD-drive and restart the computer.
2.Wait for the setup window to appear
3.Press Shift+F10 simultaneously to bring up Command Prompt
4.Type in Code:bootrec/fixbootthen press enter
5.Last but not least type in Code:bootrec/fixmbrthen press enter
6.There you have it, all fixed

Hello,
Here is the fix for Bootmgr problem in Vista/7
Bootmgr Windows Vista/7
For windows XP : Try to fix your windows by selecting repair option.

• Boot your computer with the Windows XP CD
• At the first screen select R to repair
• If you got a command prompt, just type on the command prompt "fixboot" then hit enter.

If those information did not help you with the bootmgr issue, then you might need to reinstall windows on your computer.

Hope this will help

I hope you have the Operating System CD, Incase you have it then try booting from the CD and get to recovery console. Once you are in the Recovery console try typing the below mentioned commands and HIT enter after each line.

attrib bootmgr -s -r -h
del bootmgr
ren temp bootmgr
attrib bootmgr -a +s +r +h
if that doesn't fix then try

bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /fixmbr

this should fix the problem.

Hello;

• Insert the installation DVD in your system and start the pc above.
• Click Repair your computer.
• Then click on Load Driver.
• Go to Computer.
• Right click on the partition your installation previously compressed> Properties.
• Then uncheck "Compress drive to increase space available".
• Then close all windows to restart the computer.

First before doing this you need to make sure you have your windows vista CD.

If you do not you need to obtain a copy of this,

the following site should have all the details you need to make the CD and also to fix the problem :)

To make the recovery cd/dvd you need

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/141820-create-recovery-disc.html

to fix the bootmgr problem

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/202609-bootmgr-compressed-message-boot-fix.html

Please let me know if you have any other questions

There's a good solution at:

http://www.computerforum.com/126643-bootmgr-compressed.html

to "repair" the "boot" record.

format ur laptop and get ur problem solved