I moved boot manager files

I did a factory restore on my my computer. It was a success ,but when I do this the hard drive is smaller than before i restored. I when to disk management to try and extend the (C:) main drive, but the option to do so is grayed out, while the other drive (D:) I think had the boot manager file in it.

So what I did was move the files on the D: drive and then delete the volume and then was able to extend the C: drive volume.

But now the computer won't start up properly (on another computer) now all it shows are two folders with one sending papers to the other.

I don't know what happened I've done factory restores before and have run into the problem of a smaller hard drive and was able to fix it, I don't know what I did wrong this time.

VistaKing said:

Try to do a startup repair

Take a look at this link below

Startup Repair

That didn't work either

VistaKing said:

What screen does it boot to ?

I've did a factory restore again.

Now my problem is after I do that they is a bunch of unallocated space and the main volume on the hard drive won't extend.

VistaKing said:

What is inside the D partition ?

Take a look at the tutorial below

Partition or Volume - Extend

I know how to extend partions/volumes, but that D: is in the way. When I deleted D: The computer wouldn't start all all. Then I restored again and moved the files in D: to C: and deleted D: this time the events in the original post started to transpire

AddRAM said:

So you deleted D, ran startup repair ( up to 3 times ) and windows still won`t boot ?

I didn't do 3 times. The first time I tried start up it said it couldn't find anything wrong.
But my problem now is to try and extend the C: hard drive