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It can happen that your MBR will be corrupted/damaged after a cold-start of your PC and then you need to know how to fix the MBR in Windows 7. Usually, you will encounter the dreaded error message: “Operating System not found“. There’s a really easy command that can be executed via the command line utility to fix it. But how to access the command line tool without operating system in the first place?
Fix MBR – Operating system not found
1. Start PC, Insert Windows 7 DVD and hit a key when asked to. You may have to change your boot order to boot from DVD!
2. Click on “Repair your computer“:
The installer will scan your PC for previous Windows installations:
4. Click on Command Prompt
5. Enter the following command on one line:
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
Fix MBR (Operating system found/logged on)
1. On boot up press F8 and select “Repair your computer”.
2. Next, Windows 7 will automatically search for errors. Let it check for errors and when it’s done close the window. At the bottom you will see the “Command Prompt” tool. Click on it.
3. Enter the command
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
Fix MBR – Operating system not found
1. Start PC, Insert Windows 7 DVD and hit a key when asked to. You may have to change your boot order to boot from DVD!
2. Click on “Repair your computer“:
The installer will scan your PC for previous Windows installations:
4. Click on Command Prompt
5. Enter the following command on one line:
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
Fix MBR (Operating system found/logged on)
1. On boot up press F8 and select “Repair your computer”.
2. Next, Windows 7 will automatically search for errors. Let it check for errors and when it’s done close the window. At the bottom you will see the “Command Prompt” tool. Click on it.
3. Enter the command
bootrec.exe /fixmbr
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