Add Backup Startup Protection Startup Failure for Windows7 (2)

        Tip: To facilitate maintenance and reinstall the system, you can also add WinPE boot on the E drive (or other non-system partition). Use the virtual drive to load the Windows 7 installation files, then copy all the files to the E drive and configure them to launch in "menu.lst".

Actual combat: Start using the backup menu

After completing the above operation, just change the hard disk boot record to “GRUB” and then configure it to use. First download the files for booting (grldr and menu.lst, place them in the root directory of the C drive. Then run bootice.exe as an administrator, click on "Master Boot Record" and select "GRUB for DOS 0.4" in the pop-up window. 4”. Finally, click “Install/Configure” (Fig. 3) and select “Write to Disk” in the pop-up window.

Tip: The change of the master boot record is a dangerous operation. Before the change, “Backup MBR” will be used to backup the current boot record to a device such as flash memory.

Now restart the system. After the computer starts, the system will be booted by GRUB (the system selection menu will be displayed), the default is started. Still Windows 7, and it is no different. If the default startup fails, just select "Windows 7 backup" in the GRUB boot menu, you can load "d:\\bootmgr" to continue to boot Windows 7. If this backup menu Still can't start, you can also select "WinPE" in the GRUB boot menu (provided that all Windows 7 installation files have been released to the E drive), activate "e:\\bootmgr" to load the Windows 7 installation operation, enter Boot into WinPE system to repair or reinstall Windows 7 (Figure 4).