Automatically repair XP/VISTA/WIN7 system boot

Automatically repair XP/VISTA/WIN7 system boot tool NTBootAutofix is a very practical system repair tool (XP/VISTA/WIN7 system). It does not require installation and is very simple to operate. Just use it to scan the system hard disk partitions, it will identify the system and automatically repair the boot.

How to use:

Non-installation software, double-click to run directly, fool-proof repair, can run on 32-bit and 64-bit systems and winpe system

The program automatically displays the Chinese/English interface according to the current system non-Unicode settings.

"Automatic Repair" automatically determines the conditions related to system startup and automatically repairs the NT system startup on the drive letter supported by the program without manual intervention by the user.

"Advanced Repair" is only for those with special needs. Please refer to the Advanced Repair section in the application examples below.

PE automatically determines the PE environment. A single hard disk can be "automatically repaired" directly. For example, when repairing multiple hard disks in PE, it is recommended to use "advanced" repair and select the drive letter you use as the system boot.

Scope of application:

1. Repair of missing startup menu/startup files:

Applicable to all NT5.x (2000/XP/2003) and NT6.x (Vista/2008/Win7/2008r2)

2. Fix other BCD-related faults

a. The BCD repair computer (Windows recovery Environment) menu is missing in Win7/2008r2

b. The 3D startup screen is lost due to BCD in Win7/2008r2 (it becomes the VISTA scroll bar startup screen)

c. Garbled characters on the boot menu selection interface caused by BCD

3. Illegal forced repair of system BCD - Phenomenon: Vista/2008/Win7/2008r2

a. After running msconfig, the "Startup" or "Boot" column is blank.

b. When running the command prompt as an administrator and then running bcdedit and other BCD-related operations, an error message appears.

c. The "Default Operating System" and "Waiting Time" cannot be configured in the "Startup and Recovery" window of the system properties.

d. Other software cannot add/delete/modify the new boot menu based on BCD management

Note: It is up to you to decide whether to force repair in this situation 3.