Following a hard drive replacement on a legacy MBR-based system, a technician restores a Windows 10 disk image to the new drive. Upon restarting, the system fails to load the operating system and displays a black screen stating 'BOOTMGR is missing'. Launching the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) Command Prompt reveals that the system partition is not flagged to boot and the Master Boot Record code is corrupted. Which TWO procedures should the technician execute from the WinRE command-line interface to resolve this boot failure? (Select TWO.)
- Run bootrec /fixmbr to rewrite the Master Boot Record on the system partition.Cevap
- Use the diskpart tool to select the system partition and execute the active command.Cevap
- CRun bootrec /rebuildbcd with the /f switch to force formatting of the boot sector.
- DExecute bcdedit /export to convert the MBR system volume into a UEFI System Partition.
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The correct procedures are executing 'bootrec /fixmbr' to repair the Master Boot Record and using 'diskpart' to mark the system partition as active.
On MBR legacy BIOS systems displaying 'BOOTMGR is missing' after disk imaging, two essential fixes are marking the target system partition as 'active' via diskpart so the BIOS identifies where boot code resides, and running 'bootrec /fixmbr' to write clean master boot code to the disk.
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