Windows 7 HDD won't boot but I'm able to access through W8 SSD

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  1. Kaktussoft
    Posts : 10,796
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bits 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
       New #21

    Boot in win7. Then open elevated command prompt Elevated Command Prompt
    Code:
    bcdedit/delete  {ae4c7bd5-dda1-11e1-9fe7-ee660779f48a}
bcdedit/delete  {ae4c7bd6-dda1-11e1-9fe7-ee660779f48a}
bcdedit/delete  {ae4c7bd7-dda1-11e1-9fe7-ee660779f48a}
    All commands successfull? Reboot. Problem solved?
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  3. civiltribe
    Posts : 10
    Windows 7 64bit (with Windows 8 64bit on SSD)
    Thread Starter
       New #22

    Successful and problem solved, thanks a lot for the help!
    Take care
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