Folder BOOT strange

Please follow the steps I gave you exactly. It appears you completely ignored them.

Those are not the commands given in Partition - Mark as Inactive

Are you even booted into the correct Win7?

gregrocker said:

To do what you want, Boot into Win7 on the first drive, mark Win7_LUCA Inactive, delete its partition in Disk Mgmt:

Partition - Mark as Inactive - Windows 7 Forums
Partition or Volume - Delete

Then either create a new partition there in Disk Mgmt, or Extend Z into the deleted space.
Partition or Volume - Create New
Partition or Volume - Extend

I cannot read the error message.

[QUOTE=gregrocker;3006606]To do what you want, Boot into Win7 on the first drive, mark Win7_LUCA Inactive, delete its partition in Disk Mgmt:

Partition - Mark as Inactive - Windows 7 Forums





Partition or Volume - Delete


/QUOTE]

Use Disk Mgmt from the first OS, except for marking InActive.

gregrocker said:

Use Disk Mgmt from the first OS, except for marking InActive.

Ho eseguito le operazioni da WIN7_GINO.
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I run the operations from WIN7_GINO.

Can we see another screenshot of Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image

Ho riprovato con AOmei in modalità PREos e la partizion WIN7_LUCA è stata eliminata.
Penso ci sia ancora qualche problema, vedi immagine.
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I tried again with Aomei mode PREOS and partizion WIN7_LUCA was eliminated.
I think there is still some problem, see image

Where is this boot folder that concerns you? Let us see a screenshot of it and the latest Disk Mgmt.

gregrocker said:

Can we see another screenshot of Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image

gregrocker said:

Where is this boot folder that concerns you? Let us see a screenshot of it and the latest Disk Mgmt.

E' la WIN7_GINO
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is the WIN7_GINO

Windows 7 is being booted by WIN7_GINO partition, not the System Reserved partition which is no longer functioning as the boot partition per normal. We know this because the System flag is on that partition.

So it would be normal to have a Boot folder on C now.

Do you still have a Dual Boot menu? You can remove the extra listing in msconfig>Boot or with EasyBCD.