Forum: EasyBoot Topic: Windows 7 - EASYBOOT ERROR started by: NimDA.47 Posted by NimDA.47 on Dec. 22 2010,09:40
How do I change bootmgr to bootmgr1 in the boot fileany ideas thanks in advance Posted by balder on Dec. 22 2010,10:21
@NimDA.47Quote: ”How do I change bootmgr to bootmgr1 in the boot file” Quote: ”EasyBoot error” He, he… I protest against that description… ![]() This is not any error caused by EasyBoot – you cannot blame Easyboot for inconvenience create by Microsoft” ![]() Anyway... ![]() A very easy way is to use EasyBoot built-in hex-edit-function ![]() Note: Name to text must have same lengt ![]() You cannot use BOOTMGR and replace with BOOTMGR1 as the last text has 8 letters not 7 as the original. Do it this way: 1. Start EasyBoot and push on “Tools” 2. Select: “Replace text…” 3. Scroll to file you want to hex edit 4. In “Text to find” you write BOOTMGR (note: use caps=BIG LETTERS) 5. In “Replace with” you write BOOTMG1 (note: as you can se, same length of letters) 6. Push “Replace”. If you done right it should change at least two lines in a NT6-boot-file. balder Posted by balder on Dec. 22 2010,12:48
@NimDA.47I am able to make different BOOT Files with your help in the last post but now my problem is when I click setup Windows 7 the screen goes blank. The Code used is run Boot.bin where I change the link to bootmgr to my file name i.e BOOTMG1. Ne Solutions thanks in advance. This Problem does it occur if I dont keep Setup of Windows 7 64 Bit included in the ISO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- Quote: ” in the last post” What last post ![]() You created a new post - why ![]() Please don’t create new post for same issue – use tread for the issue you started and continue there I deleted your post and paste it in here If you have a completely new request – then it’s okay to create a new tread. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ Anyway – quote. “This Problem does it occur if I dont keep Setup of Windows 7 64 Bit included in the ISO” I already told you – you CANNOT mix Vista\Win-7 OR Win7-32-bit and Win-7-64-bit using Easyboot - period. balder |