Windows Not Booting

Don't overreact and follow instructions. First i want to know what you did exactly.
You shrunk C and added that space to D. Then Partition Wizard asked you to reboot to complete the task. Did it complete successfully?

What do you mean by saying "Windows Classic mode"?

Startup Repair starts fully automatically? At the end of the process you can click something like "view diagnostics results". Click on it and you see what it did check and the status code. Status code 0x0 means success... I'm not interested in that. What checks have another error code? Do you see a "root cause"?

Give as much info as you have

You haven't tempered at all with boot files! bootmanager and bootmenu are still there. At least if PW did complete succesfully. Bootmanager reads the bootmenu... win7 is there but doesn't start for unknown reason yet. That's why he starts the win7 recovery (also a boot entry).

Better not run PW in windows when doing critical resizing. It uses win7 drivers.... and if win7 crashes... PW is half way and partition can't be recovered in most cases. Run PW from a bootable CD instead!

But normally PW in win7 completes normally.

MamuMogambo said:

Kaktussoft said:

Don't overreact and follow instructions. First i want to know what you did exactly.
You shrunk C and added that space to D. Then Partition Wizard asked you to reboot to complete the task. Did it complete successfully?

What do you mean by saying "Windows Classic mode"?

Startup Repair starts fully automatically? At the end of the process you can click something like "view diagnostics results". Click on it and you see what it did check and the status code. Status code 0x0 means success... I'm not interested in that. What checks have another error code? Do you see a "root cause"?

Give as much info as you have

Thanx Kaktussoft for the reply. I am on it. One question. How will copy all that data. I have seen it, it was quite long

Did you click "view diagnostics results"? Just read that info. Don't report all tests that have status 0x0. What test have another status? which tests/status? Normally at bottom of log file.

If there's a root cause popup... write it down and type it. Or make a picture with a photocamera.

Answer all question as asked for in post #2

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.