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Jenny Latham Posted on Mar 02, 2014

BOOTMGR is compressed

On start up all I get is that message

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I will give you a link with detailed instructions to fix this problem but first you need to be sure you have a Windows 7 or Windows Vista (whichever version you're currently running) recovery or installation CD or DVD and a working CD/DVD drive. That said, here's the link (just look about 1/4 of the way down the page for the instructions).
How to fix BOOTMGR is compressed error in Windows Vista Windows 7

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Check this discussion out - specifically moti68's comments. Good luck!

http://www.howtogeek.com/forum/topic/bootmgr-is-compressed
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the following site should have all the details you need to make the CD and also to fix the problem :)

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I know of three solutions, none of them will work without recovery or OS discs, and I can only guarantee one of them--the one that whipes your system. Try these in this order (assuming you have system discs);

#1 Boot from the system disc and choose the "repair" option. This is the quickest fix, and you lose anything.

#2 Boot from the system disc, and in your Start menu search type "Command Prompt". Open Command Prompt and type (hit enter after each line);
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#3 Run a full system recovery from your system discs.

Now, if you don't have your system discs, and you're running Windows Vista, there is another possible option. If your computer is fairly new then you probably have a WinRE partition for recovery, (a "factory image" drive)? I won't go into this now, if you have your discs option 1 or 2 should work for you.
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I'm assuming that you are running vista. Try one of the following:
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Proceed to the System Repair Option, and follow the steps. It should repair your boot sectors..

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