This image is awesome! I had setup my machine to dual boot between Linux and Windows. I didn't know how far technology had come along since the BIOS/boot loader days and now with UEFI and Windows 8 boot loader.

Well when I had to remove Linux, my issues began! For days I tried to get the Windows boot loader to overwrite GRUB but just ended up in frustration! I finally was able to get GRUB off but then I got the dreaded NO OPERATING SYSTEM MESSAGE!

After trying all avenues that were free, I had no choice but to try something even if it meant paying out some cash.

Found this product mentioned in a forum and gave it a shot! All I can say is I'm impressed! It did take a while to boot and for it to do it's checks but in the end, my system is now happily booting into Windows!

Thank you for a powerful and easy to use product!

This product worked awesome. I was unable to get into windows because I kept encountering a blue screen after rebooting my computer. I downloaded and burned the EasyRE to a disc, ran the software, and BINGO! Into Windows! I was able to make my repairs and get my computer working again. Thank you!!

My Dell laptop was "updating", one of those Windows updates that seem to pop up all the time. So I finally let it go ahead and do the update.... update.... update. I thought it was done since it went back to the login screen. Well, I think the plan was for me to log back in and let it continue it's updates. Needless to say, I needed to do something else besides watch it so I closed the laptop at the login screen. Bad idea. The best I could get was a blinking underscore on a black screen. F8 didn't work (safe mode). I looked and looked on the web, tried all different kinds of options. Nothing worked. Even tried the re-installation CD, did a start-up repair, system recovery, everything I could try. I finally bought this EasyRE online and it somehow fixed it. I don't know how, can't explain it, but it got everything back the way it was. I'm impressed.

My Windows Vista 32-bit was stuck on the boot screen reading “Configuring Windows updates 3 of 3 0% complete”. Nothing I did could fix the issue, I could not use safe mode or any other recovery system. I purchased the recovery disk, burn it, popped it in my useless PC, it started working its magic, kind of sounded like hamsters running around in the keyboard and… BOOM!! Worked like a charm. I was able to get back in my PC and still had all my lovely documents, pictures and all my other eHording data.

I recommend this product to everyone and it was money well spent. A+++

Thank you!!!

I recommend you read the guides before purchasing. In addition to the RE software, you need to download their program to make your USB bootable, and follow their instructions. At first, it didn't boot, reinstalled it again and got it going. Auto repair didn't fix registry problem but I got it to a restore point from previous week and now it works. All in all it works.

You are AWESOME. I had given to me a toshiba laptop with no external backup or DVD and only its factory installed partitions. The corruption of windows 8.1 made it try to autorepair, and it would run for hours getting no where. I couldn't access Safemode even using the DVD, when i eventually made one, on boot. The Toshiba just kept loading the T/WIn8 spinning dots icon & wouldn't let me access a command prompt so i tried & I tried & I TRIED .... other live disks and online forum tips then i struck GOLD with EasyRE... The BEST $50 i've spent this week. GREAT STUFF GUYS!!!!!!!

I changed out motherboard, processor and memory. My computer would not boot and from all that I could find out, I would have to do a clean install. Your recovery disk worked and I am emailing you from my recovered computer. You saved me a lot of time and trouble. I really thank you for the help.

Jim

A few days ago i replace some harware in my system after completing the hardware installation , i begin to boot my system, only to end up at the black screen saying. BOOTMGR IS MISSING. I BEGAN TO TROUBLE SHOOT. Then i load the system dick and brgar to repair the BootMgr with no avail. i went on youtube and here i found a video using your software so i bought it burn it. Then load it into my system and in 20 minuste i was up and running. Thanks for this amaizing softwre. Well worth the cost

I had multiple problems with booting from the bios and even resetting the cmos did not help. I could not figure out how to get rid of 18 boot devices that were all duplicates and could not choose the right one to get the machine to boot correctly. Could not do it in DOS using the correct commands, could not do it in windows because I had no idea of how to do it and then I found this little program.

Not only did it get rid of all the duplicates, it also allowed my computer to boot correctly with the regular start up screen. No more “ghost drives” causing multiple problems. I had also been getting a Vista start up bar at the bottom of the screen and several features of the BIOS were not working. After getting it corrected, the computer booted correctly for the first time in weeks. I still have yet to receive call backs from the BIOS tech support or the motherboard tech support teams. Now, I have my computer back and it is great. I even got to dl the program for free and now I am going to buy it to show my appreciation for their fine software. Thanks again!!!

Durante dias trate de solucionar el problema de la pantalla azul que no permitia iniciar windows, no se podia reparar con el cd de windows ni con otros softwares. Pensaba borrar todo el disco y empezar denuevo hasta que encontre este programa, y logre repararlo. Ademas que su ejecucion es sorprendentemente rapida c: .

Gracias por la solucion

I have a old PC with Win 7 where I installed a Ubuntu partition. In some point I tried to restore the Win 7 to factory settings and the Grub got losted. I got only the Grub rescue screen. I didn't have a installation's media, so I was not able to reinstall the SO. EasyRE repair my boot and I was able to use the Win 7 again.

I am using Windows 8 on an HP Pavilion with the Secure Boot bios setting. After disabling Secure boot to be able to boot from a CD I was not able to boot from my Boot Drive again. Even after re-enabling the Secure Boot. I was getting the 0xc000000e error. EasyRE was not able to see my OS drive. After a week of attempts and contacts with the support, I re-installed my system from scratch. The good thing is, I asked for refund and got it within a few hours with no questions asked.

Good. Moving right along!

This totally works thanks a lot

To recap, October’s Microsoft updates caused 8 of the HP computers (two different 6000 models) in my computer lab to not boot to Windows 7 afterwards. 7 other HPs (three other 6000 models) done at the same time had no problems. Mike (above) suggested that KB2952664 was the problem; I can neither confirm nor deny that. For 6 of the effected computers, System Restore fixed them, but two had no restore points to recover too. Those two were the problem.

All the usual fixes failed and all were tried multiple times. Windows repair would not launch from the installed OS; running a Windows repair from a bootable CD don't fix it. FixBoot, FixMBR, RebuildBCD was sucessful, but didn't fix the problem. Restoring the registry from backup failed. The Windows 7 reinstall (‘upgrade’) in place wouldn't work as Windows wasn’t running. At first the Boot Manager Error was 0xc000000e (required device not found) which changed to 0xc0000428 (can verify signature of ahcix64s.sys) after the BCD was rebuilt. Also failed was deleting and regenerate the boot record with EasyBCD run from the XP boot.

In desperation (I’ve been working at this for a week) I bought the Easy Recovery Essentials repair disk from NeoSmart Technologies. Ran it (a customized Linux boot disk) and noticed in the messages, “Reverting Failed Windows Update” – or something to that effect. I have not seen any repair techniques nor a manual way to do that. Re-boot.

Nope, still no boot. But something was different, the computer had started the internal Win7 repair, and was not showing just the boot manager error. After three more cycles of the internal Win7 repair, some which took a long time, the Win7 boot was restored. Yay! I have confidence the same steps should fix the other one. (not yet done - this is not a fast process!)

Lessons: When dual booting, make sure the System Restore setting are correct and don’t interfere with each other. Booting to XP will blow away Win7 restore points. Have a good backup of your data. (I did, but often make good money off people that don’t!)

Finally, thanks to NeoSmart and their “Guaranteed to work or your money back.” I was fully prepared for a long phone call their tech support, but didn’t need it. And Boos to HP and Microsoft for causing the problem in the first place, this wasn’t the first time.

At first I was very dubious that this work. I had tried everything, booting into repair trying various console commands, like bootrec and diskpart. Nothing worked, my partition was showing up as hidden and there was no way I could change it. Fearing for the worst I thought I would have to do a wipe and reinstall. The worst thing was that it happened out of the blue, one day I turned off my computer the next day it wouldn't boot, to rhyme of reason.

Easy Recovery, that I happened to stumble upon was a last ditch attempted. Reluctant to pay $20 (£13) for something that I couldn't guarantee to work, I am really glad I did!

I can not recommend this enough! From purchasing to fixing my system it took less than 10 minutes. If you had tried everything (like me) this was a godsend!

Just one final note to say that I never write reviews and I would like to assure anyone reading this that is a genuine product and this is not one of those sketchy self made reviews. Everything about this 100% genuine!