Vista 64 bit Boot Manager (0xc0000428)

[Guest Godske]

I am experiencing the same problem - although the error is not the same.

 

 

 

In my case, the reason it is unable to boot from the CD/DVD is because,

 

when I reach the "boot-from-CD-or-DVD"-option and have to press any key

 

to do so, there is no power to the keyboard, meaning it will try and

 

boot from the HDD as per usual.

 

 

 

I have no trouble getting into BIOS or pressing F2 or F11 during

 

start-up, or when inside BIOS, but the power turns off when I reach the

 

Boot Failure screen where I can press Escape or F8? - to exit or

 

continue.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Magnus Alstrom461512 Wrote:

 

> Hi,

 

>

 

> I have an installed Windows Vista (64 bit) and had everything working

 

> last

 

> week. This morning I'm trying to boot the computer and I only get a

 

> message

 

> from Windows Boot Manager:

 

>

 

> A recent hardware or software chnage might have installed a file that

 

> is

 

> signed incorrectly or damaged.... bla bla.

 

>

 

> Status: 0xc0000428

 

> Info: Windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file.

 

>

 

> There is no information about which file that might be corrupt. Anyway,

 

> trying Enter=continue or F8 advanced boot options fails, since computer

 

> only

 

> will reboot.

 

>

 

> Decided to try to repair the installation, by booting from installation

 

> CD.

 

> I get the option to boot from CD and press a key and got really

 

> surprised:

 

> The same Windows Boot Manager error! I tried the CD on another computer

 

> and

 

> it loaded as expected.

 

>

 

> Anyone that know anything about this error? All suggestions and ideas

 

> are

 

> appreciated, throwing the computer (Lenovo ThinkCentre, MT-M 9641-75G)

 

> from

 

> top floor of our office building is the best suggestion so far.

 

>

 

> regards Magnus

 

 

 

 

 

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Godske