Help, I deleted partition needed for booting? Added a new drive

I put in a new sata drive, went to disk management.
I made a mistake and deleted a small partition from the first drive that apparently windows needed to boot?

I have an install disk, what can I run to fix it?

fixmbr? something else?

I dont know, it was gone, the reserved partition because I deleted it.
I remember seeing it as device e: said was system reserved and was large so deleted it.
Yes, I did, deleted it by clicking and deleting the partition.

I got it fixed by booting cdrom win7 setup.
Drop to command prompt.
ran bootrec /fixboot and bootrec /fixmbr

I may have been able to see it and delete it because I had dual booted win7 with ubuntu linux.
And now have 101mb unallocated at front and 53gb free and oddly 8gb at the end.
Ubuntu was the 53gb free.

before I do anymore damage, that 53.34gb and 7.99gb could be combined right?

That 8gb at the end confuses me, windows is not using it, no drive letter. And not much info if I right click.
I can remove it but that is all I can do with it. It was I think a system file ubuntu partition. Yes that was it. You can setup ubuntu with separate /home from /root file system.

Kaktussoft said:

Actually we're doing System Reserved Partition - Delete
How the heck were you able to delete a partition that holds bootmgr and bootmenu? Normally that's impossible!! At least from within win7.

I see now what that 100mb partition is.
100 mb wasted space is what it is for me.

What would you do if it was your PC?

sdowney717 said:

I may have been able to see it and delete it because I had dual booted win7 with ubuntu linux.
And now have 101mb unallocated at front and 53gb free and oddly 8gb at the end.
Ubuntu was the 53gb free.

before I do anymore damage, that 53.34gb and 7.99gb could be combined right?

That 8gb at the end confuses me, windows is not using it, no drive letter. And not much info if I right click.
I can remove it but that is all I can do with it. It was I think a system file ubuntu partition. Yes that was it. You can setup ubuntu with separate /home from /root file system.

I would refer you to the following site for a 3rd party tool to resize a partition;
Best Free Partition Manager Freeware and free partition magic for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista and Windows XP 32 bit & 64 bit. MiniTool Free Partition Manager Software Home Edition.

After downloading MiniTool Partition Wizard, visit the following link;
How to resize Partition for Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 or Windows XP/7/Vista with partition magic manager software? Move/Resize Partition Help.

HTH

whs said:

Since your C partition is active, you can run startup/repair 3 times from the installation/repair disc (reboot after each time). It should repair the bootmgr.

It is working, boots up ok, do I need to do it 3 times?

What will that do that it does not have right now?

Is something still broken?

I will likely keep the other partitions and reinstall ubuntu Trusty 14.04, I like to dual boot sometimes.