after vista resize,can't boot

Discussion in 'Acronis Disk Director Suite' started by samyip, Oct 20, 2007.

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  1. samyip

    samyip Registered Member

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    i have vista installed on my 80G ata HD , 1 partition only
    and i use disk director 10 to resize 20G left for XP and remain 60G vista . I sure the HDD dont have any physical or sector problem . During the conversion , it fail .

    few day later , i use another HDD to test vista and resize , also the same problem .

    really frustrating about this !....
     
  2. MudCrab

    MudCrab Imaging Specialist

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    Did you try the resize by booting to the DD CD or by starting the procedure in Vista?

    If you try and Shrink the Vista partition using Vista's Disk Management, does it work correctly or do you get the same error?

    When you say "can't boot" what do you mean? Are you getting an error message? Is the computer just showing a blank screen? What?
     
  3. samyip

    samyip Registered Member

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    i made the vista resize using Disk director in vista environment , after then
    it shows me
    file: \boot\bcd\
    status: 0xc0000000f
    info: an error occured while attempting to read the boot configuration data

    i try to repair , but after reboot , it always shows the same problem
     
  4. clambermatic

    clambermatic Registered Member

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    Hi Sam_Y,

    Prior to 'resizing', whether using Vista's build-in disk mngr or 3rd party (PQ_PM v7 & above is a good P-resizer) have you done a disk cleanup and 'defrag'? ...And thereafter, a fix-dskChk??

    Coz after your initial 'clean' install of an OS (including each & every app install/uninstall), disk are always heavily fragmentized. And that... if not taken care of, will always ruin your attempt to do a partition resizing!
     
  5. samyip

    samyip Registered Member

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    thx and i will try to do so...
     
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