Deleted a partition. Installed Linux. Can't boot into Windows

Yeah I really messed up here ... Ok so I went ahead and tested out Linux Mint 11. Looked good, so I wanted to install it alongside my Windows 7 for a dual-boot. When it came time to select the partition to install on, I DELETED a ~69gb partition, and created two partitions from the freed unused space, ext4 and linux-swap. I believe something was on that partition that was needed... >_> Linux Mint now works fine. But when I turn on the computer and select Win 7 from the grub loader, Windows starts up (The flag animation), but turns to Blue Screen midway and the computer reboots. I still have my partition in which Windows was installed, with WINDOWS, USERS, SYSTEM32, and all my documents. etc... but I cant boot into Windows.

Anything I can do to repair this? Or am I stuck like this forever?

I launched that from the recovery disk, but it did not recognize the OS, asked for driver. I skipped that, and went to Startup Repair, but it said It could not automatically fix

boot off install disc and reinstall. If you have recovery discs they should give you an option to backup data. I also recommend not to install linux if you want to keep windows. I've tried many linux distros and they ruined my old windows partition.

My Laptop came preinstalled with Win 7 so I dont have the install disk. Any way I can get the .iso?

Ineedmorehelp said:

My Laptop came preinstalled with Win 7 so I dont have the install disk. Any way I can get the .iso?

yes and it isn't consider piracy if you have the cd key which should be on the bottom of your laptop,here its legal

Ok, will do. Will the reinstall option keep all my old files and programs?

You need to install GURB bootloader.
Dual Boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu

Ineedmorehelp said:

Ok, will do. Will the reinstall option keep all my old files and programs?

you might want to back them up but i heard The installation makes a windows.old files with your documents. no guarantees though

Ok thanks. Will the existing Linux install be removed as well?