Step 2: Change BIOS Boot order to boot from your CD/DVD device.īefore continuing to the instructions below, your must have one of the following DVD media in place: See if your computer boots normally into Windows. * If your computer has more than one hard disk, set the proper hard disk (the hard disk with the OS on it) as “ First”.Ĥ.
Check if your system boots from the proper device: " Hard Disk". This setting is commonly found inside “ Advanced settings”. Inside Bios menu, find “ Boot Order” setting. 
* The way to enter into BIOS Settings depends on the computer manufacturer.Ģ. Enter the BIOS settings by pressing “ DEL” or “ F1” or “ F2” or “ F10”. Step 1: Ensure that your computer starts from the proper boot device.ġ. So before continuing to repair your system using this tutorial, check the boot order setting from Bios. In most cases, the boot problems occur because the system tries to boot from the wrong boot device. How to fix Boot problems in Windows 7, Vista.
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After you have installed a new operating system on your computer, you cannot boot into Windows anymore. Info: An error occurred while attempting to read the boot configuration data". Info: The Windows Boot Configuration Data file is missing required information” hard disk) is healthy, your data cables are OK and you have specified the proper boot device inside BIOS settings (see Step 1).īoot errors (problems) & conditions that can fixed by using this tutorial: Keep in mind that this tutorial is mostly effective when your boot device (e.g. This tutorial will show you how to run and use the Windows “ Startup Repair” (Repair Your Computer) option to fix these problems. Boot problems can be caused by several reasons, like power supply interruption, a damaged data cable, damaged boot device, wrong boot device order, virus attacks or after installing a new operating system.
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