bcdedit commands won't work

[Rapha2911]

Hi,

Yesterday while trying to format my SSD under the Hard Disk Management Utility from windows I select the option to make my SSD as an active partition, however my SSD is not where windows is installed.

Today when I tried to boot my system it returned me BOOTMGR is missing.

I tried the repair from the WIN7 disk, but when I open it won't show my windows installation.

When I try to use "bcedit" i get the error:

'bcdedit' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.


There is no output of my Path+

Only Pathext= .com;.exe;.bat ...

Can someone help me out?
Thanks

 

[Rapha2911]

Just enter your Bios and tell it what Drive to boot from. Delete that bad partition.

Sorry I don't get you. I checked and my bios seems to be booting from the correct HD drive. I mean the first boot option is HDD...

 

[Rapha2911]

So I managed to solve my problem...

This forum helped me to understand how to fix.

http://

Basically I was with my 4 HDD connected to the pc

So I turned off the the other 3 that was not with Win7 and booted.

So after that my Win7 installation appeared on the repair tool and I was able to fix it

Thanks for the support...Hope this might help someone who faces the same issue as me!