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Добрый вечер. После событий из этой темы Bootmgr is missing после установки Win10

Мои приключения продолжились.

«Эта история с новым диском до сих пор доставляет проблемы..
Сначала жена позвонила в панике, «компьютер не загрузился а на экране бежит текст» как оказалось началась проверка диска на ошибки (причем старого диска на терабайт с Вин7). Через пару дней и я застал еще одну проверку и снова на старый HDD, проверка прошла как обычно.
Сегодня я зашел в Вин10, и получил сообщение, что на старом диске ошибки и необходимо перезагрузиться для поиска ошибок. Я проигнорировал и пошел в назначенную папку, расположенную на старом диске и неожиданно именно нужная мне папка оказалась недоступна, система выдала что данные повреждены и доступа нет. Причем в соседние папки входилось без проблем (папка находится в разделе «общие» на старом HDD на пользователе жены). Я решил перезагрузиться под её пользователем. При запуске было предложено «обычный запуск» и «восстановление системы (рекомендуемый)» Черт дернул выбрать рекомендуемый, он никогда не работал. В итоге в открывшимся окне диагностики начался поиск проблем, а под бегущей строкой надпись что-то вроде «идет восстановление диска это может занять более часа». Более часа ничего не происходило, кроме бегающего ползунка, и ничто не подавало признаков жизни. Я решился на выключение, вероятно глупый шаг, но на меня давили.
Запустил снова Вин7 начался chkdsk и первое из необычного для меня это строки:
inserting entry index entry with id into index sii of file 9 ( подобные слова «$$» пропущены в тексте в середине )
Эта проверка заняла минут 10-20, после вылезла привычная информация с предложением продолжить проверку или отменить, я решил продолжить и. получил новый текст:
replacing invalid security id with default security id for file ХХХХ
на данный момент набежало 318ххх и длится уже час.

Я немного почитал об ситуации, что-то с правами пользователей и их сбросе, но ничего внятного для меня.
Насколько все плохо? выживут ли данные? И почему установка нового HDD привела к этой ситуации?

В итоге случилось то, что описано в интернете, вместо Win7 черный экран с двигающейся мышью
А после попыток решить проблему методами описанными тут: http://forum.oszone.net/thread-41825.html
вместо черного экрана фатал эрор STOP: c000021a

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столкнулся с проблемой! жесткий диск разделен на две части и установлено два ОС.(7 и xp). семерка в.

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Booted from CD. Began loading and then it said:
«A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer.

If this is the first time you’ve seen this stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps:

Check for viruses on your computer. Remove any newly installed hard drives or hard drive controllers. Check your hard drive to make sure it is properly configured and terminated.

Run chkdsk/F to check for hard drive corruption, and then restart your computer.

Technical Information:
***STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF78E2524, OxC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000)»

This is the same error message I got earlier this evening when I tried to do the repair install.

If you have access to a CD burner, do the following:

reboot and test. If still a problem, you may now be able to boot into recovery console using the cd you have. If you can, follow these steps in sequence pls:

chkdsk /r (will take a while to check the drive)
fixboot (repairs the boot sector if damaged)
fixmbr ( repairs the master boot record if damaged)

This step assumes that the CD is device «D». If not, use the proper drive letter. You can look at the mapped drives by typing «map» (without quotes) and hitting enter.

copy d:i386
tldr c:
tldr
reply «Y» to overwrite
copy d:i386
tdetect.com c:
tdetect.com
reply «Y» to overwrite

attrib +h c:
tdetect.com
attrib +s c:
tdetect.com
attrib +r c:
tdetect.com

attrib +r c:
tldr
attrib +h c:
tldr
attrib +s c:
tldr

exit recovery console and reboot.

With all due respect to flubbster. fixboot, fixmbr, and the replacement of ntldr and ntdetect are steps one would take if the system wasn’t booting at all, due to a corrupt master boot record, missing boot files..etc..
Your system boots, but doesn’t talk to the hard drive properly. I think it’s more than a coincidence that your husband had the case open «cleaning» the inside of the computer. Make sure you check for loose cables before you go overwriting critical system files to fix symptoms that you don’t have.

Ther error indicated, «Replacing invalid security id with default security id», is one that is generated when windows detects file corruption and switches to automatic recovery/repair mode by attempting to do a chkdsk function. The indicated error points to some type of data/sector corruption, and not loss of communication to the drive. The «blowing out» of the pc may have indeed caused the problem, but it is likely that the problem is one of forcing microscopic particles into the drive, corrupting some data. The steps I outlined is the full sequence to attempt to repair the most common issues with a hard drive. Once you are in the Recovery Console, there is no reason not to do the full sequence of steps. After all, once you start to wash your car, you don’t stop at just the roof, you do it all. There is absolutely no harm in performing the steps, and may give a greater hint as to the cause of the ultimate problem.

I stand by my recommendation. you, of course, can do what you like.

I was working away on my computer when it suddenly blue screened. It’s maybe done that once many months ago. Upon Reboot it began running checkdisk, moving orphaned files and then it got to this line:

«Replacing Invalid Security ID with Default Security ID»

It proceeded to run this on 275k files — it took about 4 hours.

Now when I attempt to boot to windows it says ‘booting to windows’ and then dumps me to a black screen in which the mouse cursor and a black desktop are the only things available. No hotkeys respond and nothing else is visible, but you can move the mouse. Does the exact same in safe mode.

I found a QA on microsofts website where the person had the same black screen result as me that suggested resetting all the file permissions to give everyone access and then resetting the default security settings:

I ran this command I had to modify because I had icacls instead of cacls:

the command seemed to response, went to the next line, now i’m staring at it. Anybody have any other suggestions on this?

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Willster

Hey guys. Sorry to bother you with this but I need your help.

Today I restarted my computer and came back to it and it was running a Chkdsk scan and for about a hour it was saying ‘ Replacing invalid security id with default security id ‘ for various different files.

Now when I log in I can’t play any music files, can’t copy and paste any files, can’t drag any files, the computer won’t connect to the internet using wifi.

I’m using windows xp, really need your help to get this fixed, I can’t see a way ATM.

DelJo63

First, document the path to the files of concern. They are likely related to
(A) Documents and Settingsyourloginmy documents.

Find what user-id exist on the system: cd documents and settings
and (B) every subdirectory is an account on your system.

Now boot into Save Mode using F8 and log into an Admin account

ALL the NTFS settings for this directory will be rebuilt

Willster

Thank you for your quick reply, I went through what you suggested and the problems are still there.

Every file on the computer is effected with the problem even if I put a USB stick or hard drive in I can’t copy and paste files on there or drag files on there etc.

Willster

Actually ignore that last post, went through the steps again and it seems to have fixed it (fingers crossed).

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What causes disk check with results of «invalid security id»?

I have a 1.5 TB Seagate hard drive that has triggered a chkdisk twice in the last two months. The first time, windows replaced security id with default security id for file xxx. I allowed it to finish, and the drive was unbootable.

I installed a new drive, installed OS (Windows 7 HP 64bit) and was able to at least pull the data after futzing with the security settings to take ownership. I have since just left the drive attached for additional storage.

Two days ago, this inactive storage drive again requires a check disk. What is causing this to happen?

Added details per comments and answers: Crystal Disk Info

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It looks like the access control lists (ACLs) for the affected files are getting corrupted, which implies corruption of the Master File Table, a critical data structure used in the NTFS file system. More info on ACLs here.

The access control list of each file consists of a series of Security Identifiers (SID) each of which identify a user or group of users, and a set of permissions associated with each SID. This data is apparently getting corrupted and CHKDSK is assigning a default value as a result.

First, try reformatting the drive. If the problem persists, the underlying problem is probably a disk failure, with bad sectors located where the MFT or other key file system data structures is stored. You can use a disk information utility such as the open-source CrystalDiskInfo to read the S.M.A.R.T. data from the drive; a high reallocated or unrecoverable sector count (for which CrystalDiskInfo will return «Caution» or «Bad» for the drive health) indicates that the drive is failing and needs to be replaced.

S.M.A.R.T. information does not indicate a disk issue. Have you reformatted the drive and tried again? Corrupted data structures in the file system could be part of the issue. If the problem persists after reformatting the drive, it could be that the drive is failing anyway (try running a surface scan on the suspect drive), or there could be a memory problem (a tool like Memtest86+ would help here).

Upon further research, it seems I am mistaken about what is meant by a security ID. Nonetheless, some data structures in the file system appear to be corrupted. Here’s what Microsoft has to say (source):

The specified file has an invalid security ID. Each file on an NTFS or FAT volume has a security ID assigned it. The ID assigned to the data file does not match the ID assigned to security data stream file ($SDS). There is a mismatch in Ids. Chkdsk is replacing the invalid security ID. No user action required.

In any case, the above formatting and other troubleshooting advice is still valid.

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My home PC has a RAID 1, 2 partitions, 35GB for XP Pro (C:) and 250 for (D:) Data. I swap out one of the RAID 1 drives periodically to have a full backup of OS & data as well as an additional external data backup. There is a third drive with Windows 7 RC. After booting to Win7 & updating, upon mandatory reboot I get the typical CHKDSK message «one of your disks needs to be checked for consistency» followed by a re-writing of «File 9» attributes and about 100,000 instances of «Replacing invalid security id with default security id for file filename xxxx».

After CHKDSK completes, the XP install is hosed, lots of startup errors, no copy/paste, no systray, no quick launch, etc. My research led me to:

which was useless. So, I replaced one of the RAID 1 drives with the backup and rebuilt the array, convinced it was a one-time deal. Worked great, but today, again after Win7 Update, the same thing happened, with the same results.

I’m probably just going to keep Win7 as my main OS on a separate disk, but any ideas why this is happening to my XP OS partition? I am not manipulating the partition in any fashion. The data partition is 100% OK. I have one last system backup but I’m afraid it’s just going to get hosed as well after my next Win7 update.

I don’t see this in Win 7 forums, most references to this issue appear years ago. I’d like to keep a working XP partition along with my Win 7 disk (I plan to treat myself to an SSD for Xmas for Win7) but I will undoubtedly go insane if they cannot reside on the same PC.

I’d love to hear any ideas out there.

Gear:
Asus P5W-DH, Core 2 Duo 6600, 4GB RAM, ICH7 Seagate 320GB RAID 1, SilImage controller for Win7 on a WD Raptor, Nexus 600W PSU.

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RE: Chkdsk «Replacing invalid security id with default security id»

Which version of ChkDsk is checking the XP Partition, is it the Windows 7 Release Candidate version? Do you have your booting files on the XP Partition, if so can they be swapped to the Windows 7 Partition?

I have seen similar problems (Raid was not involved) that occurred in Vista, but this was from manually running ChkDsk, not from any automatically launched ChkDsk. The workaround (in my circumstances only) was to run ChkDsk in Read-Only mode by not checking any of the boxes (or by not using any parameters). If the Read-Only mode indicated errors then I would use the additional options but only if they were indicated as being required. One benefit of this was a very fast ChkDsk in Read-Only mode.

Here are some links from when I first encountered this problem. I believe it to be an unresolved bug in Vista, so it may have been carried over to Windows 7? Your «File 9» gets a mention.

Maybe you can use this in Windows 7?

«The only way to disable a chkdsk /f /r is to remove the line from the BootExecute value that references this command».

You might have to make use of a batch file, or similar, run at logoff and/or startup, or just block ChkDsk from running somehow?

RE: Chkdsk «Replacing invalid security id with default security id»

Thanks for the reply. First time, CHKDSK was run by Win7 RC, right after a mandatory reboot after updating. While CHKDSK was doing its thing, I was researching the issue on another PC and thought «this is bad» and powered the machine off, removed the Win7 disk (all disks are hot-swap) and booted into XP, where the exact same CHKDSK process continued in XP with the same result.

The second time, I aborted CHKDSK by pulling the disk (rude I know) during the File 9 phase of the Win7 CHKDSK routine, hoping to catch it before it started its destruction. The disk would not boot, tried FIXMBR and FIXBOOT. I say disk and not disks because after the first issue I pulled one of the RAID 1 disks out for safekeeping during Win7 adventures.

Your links did lead me to a repair procedure:

. but I think I’ll probably take this opportunity to pull the plug on XP. My main reason for keeping it was issues with how text is rendered and the default fonts in Vista & 7, but I’ve found a workaround and I don’t have any compelling reasons to keep XP at the moment. Time marches on. thanks again for your help.

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