Yes, of course it does.
If you have now marked your Windows partition active, try running startup repair from the win7 repair cd/install dvd.
You will probably need to run it a couple of times.
That should do the job and save you having to bother running commands.
In partition wizard richtclick on OS parition and select "explore". Do you see files? If so fine.
Mark that partition active.
How to Set Active/Inactive partition with partition magic? Partition Wizard Help
And apply the changes
Now boot into win7 recovery environment and do a "startup repair". This places bootmgr on OS partition. and BCD store as well. It sees WIN7 in the list?
Do startup repair 3 times, to correct everything
well good to see that
go ahead and do the same diskpart solution i asked you to do before !!
oops
holy crap.... that was for another post.... sorry
this is actual command
If that doesn't work, you can substitute that command for the following list (i.e. run the following commands if /fixmbr did not work):
Bootrec.exe /FixBoot --- Writes a boot sector onto the system partition to start Windows
Bootrec.exe /ScanOs ---- Scans all disks for Windows installations and displays them.
Bootrec.exe /RebuildBcd --- Scans all disks for Windows installations and prompts you to pick the ones you want to add to the BCD.
If win7 boots, check if this works also: Advanced Boot Options
And if you have an option "repair my computer" there. If not: in elevated command prompt:
Code:reagentc/disable reagentc/enable
Thank you very much for all the support everyone, all lights are green. im not sure how much help ill be at first but i will try to help out here as much as i can
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Which partition manager did you use in the first place?
I don't know of one called "magic partition"
oh wow i just noticed i spelled that backwards, it was partition magic 8
Download Partition Magic 8.0
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