Doing a startup repair on the Vista drive or partition may be able to restore it for you.
Afterwards, these tutorials below may be useful if you get a "recovered" name added to the OS in the Windows Boot Manager, or would like to change which OS you have startup by default.
Doing a startup repair on the Vista drive or partition may be able to restore it for you.
Afterwards, these tutorials below may be useful if you get a "recovered" name added to the OS in the Windows Boot Manager, or would like to change which OS you have startup by default.
In the tutorial, you will see that you can do this from booting from your Vista installation DVD to run the Startup Repair to add Vista back. Afterwards, you can use the other tutorials to adjust as needed if you wanted to.
System Manufacturer/Model Number Intel OS Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 RC X64 CPU Core Two Duo 2.88 ghz Motherboard Intel DQ series Memory DDR2 4.0 Gbs Graphics Card Nvidia Monitor(s) Displays Acer 24' & Acer 19'
Keyboard Apple Wired Keyboard Mouse Microsoft Wheel Optical Laser Case Intel Tower Case Hard Drives 1tb (Internal) & WD 500gb (External)
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