Cannot boot after deleted the partition

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I'm using my disk director 11 on my Win7 which is encrypted with bitlocker

after I delete a partition and reboot, I cannot boot into the window, it shows a black screen which shows msg: "autochk is not found .... skipping AUTOCHECK" then turn into the blue screen which shows error "0xC000003A" and all HDD spin down

how can I do?

sam 28/04/2012 - 18:04
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Hopefully, you have a backup of the drive. It's necessary to be extremely careful when making any partitioning changes on a drive with encrypted partitions. Changes that might be no problem on a normal drive can be disastrous on an encrypted drive. Even backups/restores can be difficult to create in a way that works 100% (it can require a lot of testing).

Can you boot into Safe Mode or even get to the Safe Mode menu?

Did you using DD in Windows to make the changes? If so, did DD need to reboot to make them? DD may not be able to see the partition(s) correctly when it reboots.

lun 30/04/2012 - 22:53
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I can get into the safe mode menu but unable to boot into it.

But I just solved this problem by a complicated way.

I just boot into WinPE which is download from other website, for temporary dencrypted the drive.

Then restore the registry of that unbootable windows.

Then the problem solved.

Seems that's out of the range of using this product.

anyway, thanks for your reply.

jeu 10/05/2012 - 14:48