Windows Not Booting

BTW can you boot succesfully to "safe mode"? Or EXACT same problem... it enters recovery mode immediately. No visible signs that it tries to boot to safe mode at all?
Advanced Boot Options

MamuMogambo said:

I am summarizing all the things again:
1. I asked PW to extend my D: drive and take the free space from C:
2. PW said that the task will be completed after a reboot because C: is being used right now.
3. I rebooted. PW started doing the extension in a low resolution windows (I don't remember exactly if it was after the formation of the Windows 7 logo or after)
4. Windows started normally after the job was completed successfully.
5. Windows were opening in Windows Classic theme so I rebooted.
6. This time instead of booting in Windows, Windows Startup Repair started.
7. It was unable to diagnose the problem.

I know.
answer #9

MamuMogambo said:

Kaktussoft said:

MamuMogambo said:

I did the Startup Repair again but the Startup repair is unable to recognize the problem. I am getting all error codes as 0x0 and finally the statement "Startup Repair has tried several times but still cannot determine the cause of the problem."

After startup repair you see recovery options like system restore, command prompt? If so select "command prompt" then

Code:

diskpart
list vol
exit

What volumes do you see (don't list the dvd drives)?
Give the size of each volumes as well. Are these all volumes you normally see in windows explorer? Look at the sizes and labels. Drive letters can be different as in running win7.

I see:
Disk 0 Online 465 GB 0 B

Oh, now I am screwed I think

I asked you to list the volumes! No volumes at all?

Code:

diskpart
select disk 0
list part
exit

Tell me the partitions and the size.

Code:

diskpart
select disk 0
select part 1
detail part (is it ACTIVE)? what drive letter?
select part 2
detail part (what drive letter? this is win7 partition?)
exit

Did you shrink partition 2 and extend partition 3?

Give drive letters for part 3 and 4 as well. All partitions are healthy? All are NTFS? (skip partition 0, it's a container partition that holds the logical partitions)

So Partition 2 Primary 71GB 101MB is ACTIVE?? Very sure?
Why do you have a 100MB partition that is normally used for bootmanager and bootmenu? It isn't used at all, because the 71GB partition is active. Not a problem btw.