

Then, try reconnecting it to the original PC with care to account for any connection problems.

If you got this error from a Windows installation device, first connect it to another computer and make sure there are no issues with the boot files. It will prevent the error for next time you boot your PC while connecting a non-bootable media. If so, you can go to your BIOS and change the boot order. Remove all the external storage devices from your PC and check if the error resolves.

In such cases, you’ll get the BOOTMGR error if any connected devices are not bootable or have corrupt boot files. Sometimes users set the order to prioritize USB or CD before the system drive. We strongly believe that you’ll find it an interesting read. We have a detailed article on working with and repairing boot sectors. You’ll receive a The system cannot find the path specified error message for the incorrect folder path.
