HP g4 1058tx, I performed a system recovery on the computer, using HPsupport, and restored it after

Workaround for bootmgr is missing:

Initiation management is missing ......

It is recommended to deal with it as follows:

If boot manager bootmgr in the root directory of the C drive is corrupted or missing, the system will prompt that the operating system cannot be found when you start the computer, which is similar to the NTLDR file loss of Windows 2000 XP.

In Windows 2000 XP, to solve this kind of failure, you first need to know that the cause of the failure is the loss of the boot manager, and then go to the failure recovery console, and use the expand command in the command prompt to extract the copy of the ntldr file in the installation disc to the root directory of the C drive.

In Windows Vista it is very simple, we don't need to know exactly what is causing the system not to boot, just follow this method:

1) First of all, make use of the Windows Vista Reject Strike Series 1 - Sesame Open Door method to introduce the method by using the Windows Vista installation disc to boot the system into "System Recovery Options" and click "Startup Repair" on it.

2) The system looks for the causes that may cause the startup failure in the set order. In the background of the system, the boot recovery checker automatically tests and analyzes Windows updates (which may also lead to boot failures if the patch installation fails), system disks, disk errors, disk metadata, target operating systems, boot logs, and other contents.

3) If the system finds the cause of the boot failure and repairs it, it will enter a dialog box indicating that it has been found and tried to fix the problem.

4) Windows Vista will not display the fault cause found by default, just click the "Finish" button to restart the computer to complete the recovery operation.

If you need to see the cause of the failure, you can click Click here for more information on diagnostics and repairs on the dialog box. On the dialog box that opens, we can see that the root cause found is that the Startup Manager is missing and that the required file repair tool has been completed successfully.

I have also encountered this problem, the reason may be that the recovery system has not put the required data into the hard disk and carried out the next operation, it is recommended to turn off the computer, and then press the F11 key when the HP appears to restart, and re-perform a system recovery, it is recommended to carry out factory image recovery, be patient and wait for the data to be put into the hard disk before proceeding to the next operation. (Press F11 or Shift+Tab+Esc to restore the system).

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