Windows 7 x64 won't boot on a new HDD restored partition

My Old HDD crashed, it had windows 7 x64 on a D: logical drive with an extended partition.
My old HDD also had two other primary partitions one of which probably had some system/boot files etc,. I do not have a backup of these two primary partitions, however,
I do have a paragon backup of my logical drive D: extended partition.
I got me a new HDD, created a new NTFS primary partition with a drive letter C:. I then restoed the paragon backup of my windows D: drive on to this new primary C: partition.
Now, I am not able to boot windows 7.
Seems like I need to create a new system partition with boot files to be able to boot my Win 7. Not sure how to do this.

Would very much appreciate any help... I dont want to install windows 7 from scratch and then load all the software programs.

I booted my machine with Windows 7 x64 Upgrade DVD.
Clicked NEXT On the language preference screen.
Clicked on Repair your Computer.

Next thing I get is a popup error msgbox that says: "Your system recovery disc is not compatible with the operating system installed."

Since I had upgraded my OS from a Windows 7 32bit to 64 bit, I tried booting with my 32 bit DVD,
this time when I clicked on Repair your Computer, I got System Recvovery Options window with my Windows OS (recovered) highlighted, now when I click Next I get the same popup error msgbox that says: "Your system recovery disc is not compatible with the operating system installed".

Not sure where to go from here. Any ideas/tips would be appreciated.....

Thanks in advance.

Hi there,
I tried a windows x32, x64, xp repair discs, but nothing works. I keep getting the same message "Your system recovery disc is not compatible with the operating system installed."

So here is what I did with the hopes that installing another windows x64 might detect the existing windows and give me the option to boot either one...

I left alone my windows x64 partition which I had restored from the paragon backup on the drive, then I installed my Windows XP Prof 32 bit on the unallocated space on the drive. So far so good, everything worked fine up until now.
Next, I booted my machine with the Windows x64 Ultimate upgrade DVD and tried to install that, now I am getting this message.

"Windows cannot be installed to this disk.the selected disk has an MBR partition table. On EFI systems, windows can only be installed to GPT disks."

So I am not sure what to do here... Should I take a backup of my partitions and then using Paragon HDM, convert this disk from MBR to GPT or Is there any other thing I can test.

I would really like to get my initial Windows x64 to boot up.

I have a GIGABYTE MOBO with UEFI Dual Bios installed.

Thank you Pauly for helping out here... Basically, what I did is wiped out my entire drive and made it Unallocated Space, then using Paragon Software I restored my Windows 7 Backups (MBR-NTFS). I had trouble booting it so I inserted the repair disc and selected the non-UEFI Cd-DVD boot option and repaired it. The first attempt detected errors and fixed them, then I ran it a second time just to be sure, but this time it said can not detect any errors. So I removed the DVD and was able to boot normally... Thank you..... However, I still do have a problem.. and that is

I have another GPT_GUID drive on the machine with Mac OSX on it. It was working fine before this problem and the drive was not connected all this time while I was trying to fix my Windows... So now If I try to boot that drive, I get this black screen from Windows Boot Manager:::

Windows failed to start. A recent h/w or s/w change might be the cause. To fix the problem. 1. Insert your windows installation disc and restart your computer.

Status 0xc0000225
Info: The boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible.

Any ideas on how to get rid of Windows Boot Manager, it also shows up as a Boot option in UEFI BIOS startup...

Thanks in advance.