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Now that I look back I see you did.
This could be used as an outline to add the SysResv to Disk 1 though Partition Wizard would have to be used to create and format the SysResv instead of using disk management as in Step Two since Windows won't boot.
System Reserved : Create for Dual Boot
Running the clean command on Disk 0 rather than the clean all in diskpart will remove all the format configuration data and only takes seconds.
DISKPART : At PC Startup
Though in this case the best way forward would be to boot the Partition Wizard boot disk and first do a wipe to write zeroes to the Disk 0 SysResv partition then delete that partition to leave unallocated space on Disk 0.
Then create, format and mark as active a new SysResv partition to the front of Disk 1 while still in Partition Wizard.
Then replace the Partition Wizard disk in the CD/DVD drive with the Windows 7 disk and restart the PC to run the 3 separate startup repairs with the restarts to the new SysResv partition on Disk 1.
Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times