A+ Guide To It Technical Support
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Author: ANDREWS, Jean.
Publisher: Cengage,
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Chapter 15, Problem 5TC
In question 4 above, your friend is having problems finding the bootmgr file and asks for your help. What is your best response?
a. Use diskpart commands to “unhide” and locate the file.
b. Use the File Explorer options applet to unhide the hidden bootmgr file.
c. Explain to your friend that performing a startup repair is a better option.
d. Explain to your friend that he can use the bootrec command to fix the bootmgr file without
having to copy another file to the computer.
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