Your Welcome Dimesh. Now if you have a windows dvd you can use it to do a start up repair. If you did delete your startup files by deleting your system reserve and like you say your data is still there then it can be fixed with start up repair
Startup Repair
there is smoething i donot mention in my topic
i had Linux system in my hard before that.....
, something had happened with me so i install xp again on its partition.
why i say it ?
as i try install win 7 after this stat so you can guess that there is a swap partition on my hard.
So
After the problem happened the hard view list at installing win7 progress was:
some giga partition (win7 and xp partition i guess ) then swap partition then the whole of other partition.
then after that i decided yesterday to reinstall a new win7 on the first partition
maybe be now i can't do Startup repair
??!!
Ok Dimish, Can you boot into any windows os or linix at this time on your pc? If you can then maybe time to start saving back ups of your data that is important. If you cannot boot to any of your partitions then you should download and burn a rescue disk or a linix live cd and boot with that to save your data. Then clean your hard drive as suggested above and start over with os of choice. Good luck to you
Sorry i know my topic is take more time
but i ca not understand your last repaly....
Dimesh. I meant to say that if you cannot install Windows because of some errors on hard drive then you should look at booting from a Linux live CD to save your important data to a external usb drive. Here is a web blog that explains what a live CD is. Hope that this helps you.
Why you want a Linux Live CD | Defensive Computing - CNET News
If you deleted the Win7 100mb System Reserved boot partition, then you must recover it into Win7 partition using these steps:
1) Mark Win7 partition Active using DISKPART commands given here: Partition - Mark as Active
While looking at partitions in DISKPART, make sure your Win7 partition still exists, then if so mark it Active.
2) Boot back into Win7 DVD Repair console or Repair CD, click through to Recovery Tools list to run Startup Repair up to 3 separate times with reboots to write System MBR to Win7 until it starts. Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times
The best way to dual boot Win7 with Ubuntu is on separate HD's booting independently via BIOS one-time BOot Menu key, since GRUB will corrupt Win7 otherwise.
or you could use my tutorial.. https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...tml#post969227Dimesh. I meant to say that if you cannot install Windows because of some errors on hard drive then you should look at booting from a Linux live CD to save your important data to a external usb drive. Here is a web blog that explains what a live CD is. Hope that this helps you.
Why you want a Linux Live CD | Defensive Computing - CNET News
If recovering valuable data is your first priority then I suggest going down the live linux path.
Suggestion:
Download Puppy Linux (don't let the name bother you).
Burn the iso to a cd and boot from it.
It's a very efficient & lean OS and should allow you to pull data off your disk.
Then play around to get your Windows OS in shape.
how to use this puppy linux, do you have a good link for it or it has from its company
Dimesh, did you only delete the 100mb System Reserved partition?
Because we can help you start up Windows 7 if that is all that you deleted. We do it all the time.
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