accidentally deleted boot partition


  1. behindyouu
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    accidentally deleted boot partition


    Not really accident, I thought that was a random partition and now I cant boot to windows anymore. I can still boot into ubuntu(dual boot). I tried windows 7 recovery cd but no luck. I can access the c drive from ubuntu and everything, but I cannot boot into windows. Is there a way to fix the problem?
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  3. behindyouu
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    Now I can't boot into anything please me.
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