p { margin-bottom: 0.21cm; } I have have much to learn re computers. I have damaged my w7 bootloader attempting to do a linux install & now can't boot.
My question is does the EasyBCD only work in an operating windows environment or is to possible to mount it as a bootable "iso image/disc" & then boot from it & do a repair/reinstall of your bootloader ??.
I have been down the "recovery disc" path. The auto repair fails, 2 restore points show but links fail & under CLI prompts to discover/repair, it shows "boot 0". With my limited knowledge, I presume that means because the bootloader has been damaged, it isn't showing & it isn't possible to go through the CLI prompts procedure to attempt a repair.
Hence my question re the EasyBCD download being used to create a bootable iso image/disc. I know how to burn an iso disc from an iso download but am unsure of what files to use, or how to go from a normal download as per EasyBCD, to an iso image/disc, if in fact this is possible, which I hope it is!!."
Also from what I have seen on the site, is it correct to say that with EasyBCD you can not only attempt a repair but also if necessary do a 'reinstall' of the bootloader ??.
Any feedback or answers to my query would be much appreciated !!.
My question is does the EasyBCD only work in an operating windows environment or is to possible to mount it as a bootable "iso image/disc" & then boot from it & do a repair/reinstall of your bootloader ??.
I have been down the "recovery disc" path. The auto repair fails, 2 restore points show but links fail & under CLI prompts to discover/repair, it shows "boot 0". With my limited knowledge, I presume that means because the bootloader has been damaged, it isn't showing & it isn't possible to go through the CLI prompts procedure to attempt a repair.
Hence my question re the EasyBCD download being used to create a bootable iso image/disc. I know how to burn an iso disc from an iso download but am unsure of what files to use, or how to go from a normal download as per EasyBCD, to an iso image/disc, if in fact this is possible, which I hope it is!!."
Also from what I have seen on the site, is it correct to say that with EasyBCD you can not only attempt a repair but also if necessary do a 'reinstall' of the bootloader ??.
Any feedback or answers to my query would be much appreciated !!.