Hi, I'm loading the MAPS Windows 7 Professional (32-bit) install on a test PC and having repeated problems after running Windows Update. It's a clean install onto a brand new 250GB drive. The PC has a single hard drive, a DVD-RW as a primary slave, and a CD-RW as the secondary drive. W7Pro installs without problem onto the drive and boots. No errors are reported and everything is fine.

Then I run Windows update to start updating the OS. First time round, I installed all important and optional updates from the first run and everything was fine. A reboot was not needed. Then I tried the second round of updates which DID require a reboot. Windows booted into the Startup Repair mode.

The result was 'Boot Manager failed to find OS loader' and failed with error 0x490. It also reported that Boot Configuration Data Store Repair failed with error 0x490. Startup Repair reported that it had restored a system image successfully and a reboot might fix it. So, back to the original DVD, clear the partitions, reformat, reinstall. This time I made it past the first two sets of updates, including a reboot with Windows 7 working fine. Then, after the third set of updates, the same thing happened. Same errors, same problem.

Reinstall #3: this time I created a system image after the first set of updates. Fortunately too because, after the second set of updates, back to the Startup Repair with the same error. The PC is a Pentium 4 with 1 GB RAM. We're using this for compatibility testing as it mirrors our existing stations and I need to know if W7Pro will run our existing application software. I have not activated Windows 7 at this point.

Feb 10, 2011. A restart with no warning and now only loops startup repair. Solved: startup repair loop. Boot manager failed to find OS loader. Apr 08, 2012 This is a discussion on OS loader missing within. Boot manager failed to find OS loader. Microsoft corporation then goes to startup repair.

I've looked all over - there's lots of stuff relating to this error code under Vista for dual-boot systems but nothing that helps for Windows 7 on a single boot OS. Hi Slanes, Have you found out what update caused this issue? I suggest you perform the following steps to check the issue. Smscaster 3.7 Keygen Fff. Download and run. Upgrade the BIOS and the hardware drivers. After that, you may and install the updates one by one to find out the root cause. If the issue reoccurs, you can run to start the computer.

Now, what update you find causes the issue? Would you please also upload the WindowsUpdate.log to and provide us the link for analyzing? WindowsUpdate.log =============== 1.

Stata 10 Full Crack. Press the Windows key and the R key at the same time, type:%windir% and press Enter. Locate a file named 'WindowsUpdate.log' and send it to us. Arthur Li - MSFT. Hi Slanes, Have you found out what update caused this issue? I suggest you perform the following steps to check the issue. Download and run. Upgrade the BIOS and the hardware drivers.

After that, you may and install the updates one by one to find out the root cause. If the issue reoccurs, you can run to start the computer. Now, what update you find causes the issue? Would you please also upload the WindowsUpdate.log to and provide us the link for analyzing? WindowsUpdate.log =============== 1. Press the Windows key and the R key at the same time, type:%windir% and press Enter. Locate a file named 'WindowsUpdate.log' and send it to us.