RecoverySoftware

How to fix “A disk read error occurred” or “BOOTMGR is Missing” errors

Today we will talk about the reasons and basic methods for eliminating “A disk read error occurred” or “BOOTMGR is Missing” errors that may happen while running Windows 10.

How to fix “A disk read error occurred” or “BOOTMGR is Missing” errors

Contents

  1. Reasons for errors and their solutions.
  2. Recovering a Disc Boot Record (MBR).
  3. Fixing the "BOOTMGR is Missing" error
  4. Data recovery

The Windows operating system has a system of alerting the user about failures with the help of error messages, shown when various malfunctions occur. With the error text, the user can significantly narrow down the troubleshooting process and quickly fix a failed program or component that does not work correctly.

The following will describe the causes and solutions for “A disk read error occurred” or “BOOTMGR is Missing” errors that occur due to problems with the hard disk, BIOS, system corruption by virus software, and other issues.

Reasons for errors and their solutions.

As you can see from the name “A disk read error occurred”, the reason for the error was one of the connected drives. It can be either a flash drive or a disk drive, or the main hard drive.

To fix the problem and establish the cause of the problem, proceed as follows:

After checking and correcting physical problems with the drive, the root of the error is the HDD itself. Most often, the hard drive may work incorrectly due to the following issues:

Recovering a Disc Boot Record (MBR).

To correct hard disk errors, you should recover the Master Boot Record (MBR):

Step 1: Boot from a bootable flash drive or Windows installation disc and click “Next”

Step 2. In the system language selection screen, click “Repair your computer”

Step 3: In the system recovery window, select “Troubleshoot”.

Step 4: Go to the “Advanced options” item and open the “Command Prompt”

Step 5: In the opened command prompt window, you should enter two commands:

bootrec /fixmbr – to overwrite the boot record;

bootrec /fixboot – to overwrite the boot sector;

After restoring the boot record, your computer should start without any errors.

Fixing the “BOOTMGR is Missing” error

The “BOOTMGR is Missing” error occurs in Windows 7 and 8 users if the boot records are corrupted.

It can be fixed in the same way as above.

Step 1: Boot from a bootable flash drive or installation disc and click “Next” after selecting languages. In the next window choose the “Repair ypur computer”

Step 2: Press “No” and “Cancel” on all subsequent windows.

Step 3: Go to the “System Recovery Options” window and choose the “Command Prompt” item.

Step 4: You need to enter two commands in the command prompt:

If they prove ineffective, at the next boot, go to the command prompt and enter bcdboot.exe c:\windows (where c – is your system disk).

After you have completed any of the above steps, we strongly recommend you to check your hard drive using special utilities. You can find out how to check and fix your hard drive in the article How to check and fix your hard drive with the free Victoria program.

Data recovery

Incorrect functioning, frequent errors, and other problems with the components responsible for the data storage may cause their loss. Losing important files and documents is an annoying nuisance that should be fixed immediately. To solve this problem effectively, it is recommended to use a specialized data recovery program RS Partition Recovery,that can quickly return all deleted or formatted photos, documents, media files, and other important information. RS Partition Recovery has advanced features that allow you to perform a multi-level disk check, identifying all files deleted even long ago. Together with RS Partition Recovery you can not worry about the safety of the files on your computer.

Exit mobile version