How can my repair windos 7 use cmd?

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hey i have problem foe install my windows 7
my windows 7 missing BOOTMSG
so how can i do ?
my windos cannot find the part specified

What I have tried:

i try use repair

cmd i also use bootfix ,bootbuilding
also use smf somthing like that
and also use repair from windos cd installer
the answer is ( missing bootmsg) and the system cannot find the path specified.

Posted 23-Oct-16 5:29am

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Updated 23-Oct-16 5:57am

Richard MacCutchan

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-10-23T05:57:00

Probably, you mean BOOTMGR rather than BOOTMSG.
That's not good news. It's fixable: Windows error message "Bootmgr is missing Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart"[^]
But...if the boot sector is missing or damaged, you need to find out why. If it's software, then it's probably malicious and you need to find and eliminate it. If it isn't ... then you probably need to think about getting a good solid backup and replacing your HDD. Disk errors don't "go away", and they do get worse - normally very quickly.