Windows 7: Boot damaged after Ubuntu was removed

So today I removed Ubuntu today and now my Windows 7 won't boot, I remember a long time ago this happen and I fixed it with a line In command prop but I can't remember what the command was. Can anyone help me.

Try this: Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times

Mark the Windows 7 partition Active first: Partition - Mark as Active (Method Two)

If that fails use the Bootrec.exe tool in the Windows Recovery Environment to troubleshoot and repair startup issues in Windows

I fixed it I had to put the Windows disc in and use the command prompt and used this command "bootrec /fixmbr".

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Dual boot Ubuntu-Win7

So after running Windows repairs and running "bootrec /fixmbr" the system reserved partition shows up now. So how do I hide it?

Right click on the my computer icon of the desktop , and select "manage" ... it will open the "computer management" window . Choose "disk management" in the left side pane of the window.

Select your System reserved partition in the right side of the window .... and right click on it ... "Change drive letters and path" . In the resulting dialog, select "Remove", and then "OK" .

Then post back a screenshot of your maxmized Disk Mgmt drive map and listings, using Snipping Tool in Start Menu. Here's how: Screen Shots