Current dual boot-deleting Vista

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  1. Posts : 901
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       #31

    SIW2 said:
    Curious - rt click the first 11.72gb partition and see what options it gives - look under Modify on the rt click menu as well.
    I can create/wipe/properties.

    Everything else is blanked out,including the modify options.
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  2. Posts : 16,163
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       #32

    OK, Rt click Disk and select rebuild mbr, Apply.

    Then boot 7 dvd and run startup repair 3 times.

    If still no joy , we'll have a look with Diskpart .
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       #33

    Done,dont see any changes obvious.

    *didnt see the rest of your post,doing now.
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  4. Posts : 901
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       #34

    No joy..

    Can i use the restore partition part of partition wizard to bring the Vista partition back with the bootmgr?
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       #35

    No. That's why you made the Macrium image.
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  6. Posts : 901
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       #36

    SIW2 said:
    No. That's why you made the Macrium image.
    Ok,i stored that in the data partition,how would i restore it?
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  7.    #37

    Just stick with SIW2, as there is no way this Win7 copied to the first partition is not recoverable with enough troubleshooting.

    SIW2 he sez he deleted the Recovery partition in #21. Win7 was copied onto that and adjacent Vista's unallocated space.
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       #38

    gregrocker

    Nice skilled badge

    the user is SIW2, not LIW. no problem just a FYI. he is one of the best at this.

    thanks

    Ken
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  9. Posts : 901
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       #39

    gregrocker said:
    Just stick with LIW2, as there is no way this Win7 in the first partition is not recoverable with enough troubleshooting.

    LIW2 he sez above he deleted the Recovery partition.
    I have complete faith in SIW2,im just asking about other possibilities:)

    I always thought the boot section of the pc was either on bios or windows,thats how far my knowledge went and thats what brought me here lol
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  10. Posts : 16,163
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       #40

    Boot the macrium cd and follow the screen - couldn't be easier - make sure you select Primary and Active - restore mbr as well - will be as before:

    Macrium Reflect - Blogs and News
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