How To Fix NTLDR Is Missing In Os Windows 7

sometimes you will counter some problem in your windows and i believe that you will encounter this one too. NTLDR  (abbreviation of NT loader) is the system that used to boot loader that included in all of version of windwos like windows 7, windows 8, windows Server 2003. There are many reason why this thing can be happen, you have an improper dual boot setup or due to improper Windows XP to Windows 7 upgrade, among several other reasons. However, it was replaced by boot manager and winload.exe starting from Windows Vista. I’ll give you two method to fix this error.

Step How To Fix NTLDR Is Missing In Os Windows 7

Follow this step below, i already ttry this when i got error like in picture aboe :

1. The first, Boot from Windows 7 boot DVD.
2. When prompted press any key to boot from the cd, press Enter.
3. Choose the language and then select the option to repair the operating system.
4. Select the Windows 7 option to repair and select Next.
5. On the System Recovery Options menu, select the option of Startup repair.
6. You may have to select a few options based on the files that are replaced.
7. System will restart automatically after the process completes.

Once the system restarts, try to boot again into either of the two operating systems on the PC. If the NTLDR missing error pops up again then try the next step:

1. Boot from Windows 7 boot DVD.
2. When prompted press any key to boot from the cd, press Enter.
3. Choose the language, keyboard settings and other details and click Next.
4. Click the repair option and Click Next.
5. Choose the Windows 7 operating system and press Enter.
6. Select Command prompt and at the prompt type CHKDSK /F and once it finishes typeCHKDSK /R.
7. Type exit and then restart the system.

If the “NTLDR is missing” error appears again follow the next step:

1. Boot from Windows 7 boot DVD.
2. When prompted press any key to boot from the cd, press Enter.
3. Choose the language, keyboard settings and other details and click Next.
4. Click the repair option and Click Next.
5. Choose the Windows 7 operating system and press Enter.
6. Select Command prompt and at the prompt type bootrec.exe
7. Then type these following steps at the prompt.
   •    bcdedit /export C:\BCD_Backup
   •    C:
   •    cd boot
   •    attrib bcd -s -h -r
   •    ren c:\boot\bcd bcd.old
   •    bootrec /Rebuildbcd
8. Next, type bootrec /Fixboot.
9. Take out the Windows 7 DVD and restart the system.

Both operating systems will be seen and you will be able to boot into both without any error message.