Mitsubishi Nr-vz800mcd Boot Disk 10

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How to Fix Mitsubishi Radio NR-VZ800MCD Boot Disk Error

If you have a Mitsubishi radio model NR-VZ800MCD that shows a Japanese message and stops working after the battery is dead or replaced, you may need a boot disk to restore it. This article will explain what causes this problem and how to solve it.

What is the boot disk error

The boot disk error occurs when the radio loses its configuration data due to a power interruption or a corrupted hard disk. The radio then asks for a boot disk that contains the firmware and the navigation data to reboot itself. The boot disk is usually a CD or DVD that comes with the radio when you buy it. However, some users may not have the boot disk or may have lost it over time.

How to fix the boot disk error

There are two possible ways to fix the boot disk error: using a boot disk or using a software tool.

Using a boot disk

If you have the original boot disk that came with your radio, you can simply insert it into the CD/DVD slot and follow the instructions on the screen. The radio will then load the firmware and the navigation data from the disk and reboot itself. This should fix the problem and restore your radio to normal operation.

If you do not have the original boot disk, you may be able to find a copy online or from other users who have the same radio model. You can search for \"mitsubishi radio nr-vz800mcd boot disk\" on Google or other websites[^1^] [^2^] [^3^] [^4^] and see if you can download or buy a boot disk image. You will then need to burn the image onto a blank CD or DVD using a software like ImgBurn or Nero. Make sure you use the lowest possible speed and verify the disk after burning. Then, insert the disk into your radio and follow the instructions on the screen.

Using a software tool

If you do not have access to a boot disk or cannot find one online, you may be able to use a software tool called EasyBCD to create an additional boot loader for your radio. To do this, you will need a Windows PC, a USB cable, and EasyBCD installed on your PC. You can download EasyBCD for free from its official website: https://neosmart.net/EasyBCD/

Once you have EasyBCD installed, follow these steps:

Connect your radio to your PC using the USB cable.

Open EasyBCD and click on \"Add New Entry\" in the sidebar.

Select \"WinPE\" from the \"Type\" dropdown menu.

Select \"ISO Image\" from the \"Mode\" dropdown menu.

Browse for an ISO image of Windows PE (Preinstallation Environment) that matches your radio's architecture (32-bit or 64-bit). You can download Windows PE from Microsoft's website: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/download-winpe--windows-pe

Give your entry a name (e.g., \"Mitsubishi Radio\") and click on \"Add Entry\".

Click on \"Edit Boot Menu\" in the sidebar and make sure your entry is checked as default.

Click on \"Save Settings\" and close EasyBCD.

Eject your radio from your PC and disconnect the USB cable.

Turn on your radio and wait for it to boot into Windows PE.

Once in Windows PE, open a command prompt and type \"diskpart\".

Type \"list disk\" and identify your radio's hard disk (e.g., Disk 0).

Type \"select disk 0\" (or whatever number your radio's hard disk is).

Type \"clean\" to erase all partitions on your hard disk.

Type \"create partition primary\" to create a new primary partition on your hard disk.

Type \"format fs=ntfs quick\" to format your partition as NTFS file system.

Type \"assign letter=C\" to assign C drive letter to your partition.

Type \"exit\" to exit diskpart.

Type \"bcdboot C:\\ 061ffe29dd