Thread: Vista - problem at boot and partition table

Following, the day before yesterday would not boot my Windows Vista Home 64 bit. File: \ windows \ system32 \ config \ system Status: 0xc00000e9 Info: Windows could not start because the system registry file is missing or damaged.


So, now recommends a win to insert the Vista DVD and use the repair function. No sooner said than done. I go to "Repair Your Computer" and to select the operating system. It seems not to exist - even if takes Bootrec.exe / ScanOs Vista! Luckily you get to the point will still work. So I tried to repair the operating system Unknown to Unknown. The fact nothing could be, I thought so. Is found in the log as a root cause, which was supposedly fixed, too, "The partition table does not contain a valid system partition". That this error was not fixed, I mean it can be seen that after each start from the Vista DVD that same should be happening and repaired.


At first I thought that the C: drive is over, but Knoppix lets me see all the files back up to the plate and - so they will hardly be broken? So I got myself saved the hard drive diagnostic of the Ultimate Boot CD. How could these problems be solved, without having to reinstall Vista? And why does / ScanOs Vista on F: for if all Windows files on C: are? (Because the boot sector, possibly on F: is).

In your case, just a system repair or reinstallation Draeger data. With the disk you can make a recovery Console Systendateien checked and if necessary repaired. Just because these same system registry file is corrupted, your windows will not be displayed on the computer repair option. It seems probably that the Windows directory (C: \ Windows .......) is deposited into this corrupt system registry file. Good luck!

I understand this correctly? Provides a system repair disc only place I have what I have on my Vista DVD, right?Then, the CD would probably not make much different than the Vista DVD.
What I had to enter into the console to get repaired the files?


Then I had a few questions: Get use save games just after a new installation or transfer? Would it be possible for Windows Vista to another, empty, install disk and then access them from the new installation on the old data and programs can be installed? How the heck something can just happen without any "warning"? Before few days I've used the PC Sorgenfrei and 6 hours after the last normal shutdown is a corrupt file in the registry and can possibly win to reinstall be up and running - awesome.

Usually yes No, if the registry entries are missing the programs, Something can always happen at any time, why do you do backups. Maybe you have even a backup file in the \ windows system32 \ \ config, then rename the file system with Knoppix for example. System.old and in the backup system.