Windows 7: Access BIOS on MSI Mainboard Intel Pentium CPU G3240 3.1GHz - BOOTMGR Issue Fix

Question

I have a problem when I open the computer, it appears: No BOOTMGR this problem, I know how to solve it, but I can't open the BIOS. I hit F2, F10, F12, and Supr. With the first three, nothing opens, while pressing Supr, the screen appears as in the appendix. My questions
1. How to boot into the BIOS so I can fix the error.
MSI mainboard intel pentium CPU G32403.1GHz

Kolobos · Answer

This is a bios. What settings do you have in Settings? Have you tried to press F11 (boot menu)?

mr240760 · Answer

when I press F11 nothing appears I have SETTING as in the attachment

Kolobos · Answer

The screen shows the boot options. Set cd / dvd first. It may be required to disable secure boot.

mr240760 · Answer

I read on the net and found out that my computer has a UEFI interface
there is an instruction somewhere how to fix BOOTMGR is missing in case I have UEFI
the information "Set cd / dvd first" does not tell me anything if it is about what is highlighted in the picture in the first place

Kolobos · Answer

Turn off the computer, press F11, turn on and check if the boot menu starts.

mr240760 · Answer

It turned on, as in the photo

Kolobos · Answer

The third option is to drive, select and try to boot the W7 board.

mr240760 · Answer

I ran over SATA4: .... I fired with ENTER I am at the stage of the view as in the picture, you have to press repair the computer, I prefer to make sure

Kroovka · Answer

Hmm ... You already got into UEFI, so according to what you wrote above, the rest was clear to you. So what's your problem now? You are asking for the repair option - did you have a system installed on your hard drive, it broke and you want to repair it, or did you install a brand new drive in your computer?

mr240760 · Answer

I wanted to connect partitions C to D with the program and it happened.
I'm already in "Disk recovery options" after clicking on "SYSTEM RECOVERY" and I get a message that I should restart my computer, choose the operating system and choose system restore again. I did, and I'm still in the same place. I read somewhere that it can be done from the command line or maybe some other solution.

Kolobos · Answer

You don't even know what exactly happened after this "connection". It is possible that there are no partitions or files on the disk, I don't know how you want to fix something, since it took you so long to enable booting.

From the motherboard, do not choose restore, only the boot repair tool, assuming of course the partitions are ok.

You can also select the command line and there:
bootrec / fixmbr
bootrec / fixboot

mr240760 · Answer

butreck / fixboot> ENTER nothing helped my partitions look like in the picture. I make copies of what I need to an external drive

mr240760 · Answer

I turned on system repair and the message as in the attachment did not help

winmap · Answer

It remains for you to put the system up again.

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