I am also out of the country so can't mail my laptop to HP to have it fixed. Is there anyway I can change the active partition back to the C drive, this disabling the recovery partition? I read that it was possible to access disk manager from cmd prompt window, but I don't know how to access it since the F8 key won't work (makes just a bipping noise when pressed)? I don't have a recovery or installation CD as it didn't come with the laptop when I purchased it. Which of course leads back to the same message after te computer reboots. When I rebooted the computer it began showing:
I then right clicked on the computer >manage> disk manager and made the recovery partition active. When I clicked on it it would just restart the computer without anything else happening. I wanted to restore my laptop to its factory settings but the Recovery Manager wouldn't work. I have an HP Pavilion dv6000 and run Windows Visa Home Edition. If not run the 3 Startup Repairs with reboots until it starts. Hence the 'Bootmgr is missing.' I would move the Active flag back to Recovery and see if it starts. Business PCs, Workstations and Point of Sale Systems You set C Active without moving the System boot files there by running Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times.
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