Minitool Partition Wizard killed my Windows

Hi!
I just tried the tool mentioned above to resize my partitions.
I'm running W7x64 on a SATA drive and XP on IDE, so I can startup both depending on which disk I set as boot disk in my BIOS.

So far things were running fine but ever since I tried to resize my Win7 partition to have more room for my storage partition (same physical drive), my Win7 keeps rebooting.
I see the normal boot screen and after a while, the PC restarts.

I tried the repair console to no avail - the assistant claims it couldn't restore anything, it doesn't even show me any restore points (which I know do exist).
The actual Win7 partition seems OK though as I can access most folders when I boot in XP.

What somehow puzzles me is the drive layout.
It says
D: System Storage: Active: Primary
E: Win 7: None: Primary
G: Storage: None: Primary
Plus my XP partition which works fine.
I tried to set E active but it was set to status None automatically after the next unsuccessul reboot.
But shouldn't D and E drive letters be the other way around?
Or even worse, shouldn't Win be E, Storage F and System Storage G?

Oh, booting from my Win7 DVD and trying the repair install option didn't work either.

Did a chkdsk and everything on my Win7 partition but it found no errors.

Any ideas how to fix this mess?

Cheers.

Thanks a lot for the input.
Unfortunately, it didn't help either.
I see the normal boot screen, Windows starts loading and after a while (I think that's about the time when the desktop would show up under normal circumstances) reboots.
When I start in safe mode, I can see Windows showing a list of all the files it loads, then it reboots again too.

I'm still puzzled regarding the partition drive letters - they can't be right I think.

Yep. The partition was set to state Active.
But actually, nothing has changed, things still behave the way they did.
I even tried playing around with the drive letters meanwhile but that didn't change anything either.
I'm really disappointed with Partition Wizard - I have used many partitioning tools over the last 15 years and never had any difficulties; now I tried this one and it somehow managed to ruin my OS.

Yes, I did. Didn't make any difference though.
I reversed the drive letters to their previous state and tried again, it all doesn't help.
I don't think my Win7 can be resurrected...
Now all I would need is at least a way to access my personal folders in Win7 from either my running XP or Ubuntu - it should work in Ubuntu, shouldn't it? Then I'll have to reinstall Win7 and never ever touch that crappy piece of software Partition Wizard anymore.

Well, I used different partitioning tools over the last 15 years and all I did was shrinking one partition and growing another one.
You'd have to try very hard to make any mistakes in such a scenario - and yes, I repartitioned a few hundred times in the past as well, but obviously with different tools.

Thanks for the link - that's a pretty neat trick I wasn't aware of.