Issue in recovery

i started recovery process when i entered my recovery cd1 provided by hp distributor then in 1st cd it completed 1 step and in 2 nd step it stops at 17% even i had waited for 6-7 hrs there is no change in that.Now its displaying the message BOOTMGR is missing, in next line it shows press ctrl+alt+del to restart i m pressing those but it again shows the same message again and again.please help me to get out of this.

Enter the bios and run the hard drive diagnostics, post back any error messages. http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00439024

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