Solved Windows 7 can't boot after Ubuntu installed

[nogay42]

Hi everybody , I have a problem and I searced many site for solution .
I have a pc originally Window 7 installed . I install ubuntu to different partition. When computer start up , Grup is loaded normally. in Grup menu , There is Windows Recovery and Windows 7(loader) . Windows Recovery works fine . but Windows 7(loader) does not work. When I chose them , a blank page appears then return grup menu.

I try to fix MBR by using Windows Recovery DVD on cmd. But Windows still cannot boot .By the way , on recovery option My Windows is shown like that "Windows 7 Professionel (E" . I am %100 sure that My System Drive is C letter. There is 3 partition on ubuntu about Windows .
sda2 is about Windows Recovery . Totaly size 30 gb
sda3 is about What I don't now (İt is called System Reserved) .Totaly size abourt 100 Mb
sda3 is about Windows 7 (There is no description or Label for it) . Totaly size 210 gb

Can Somebody Help me . Please

 

[theog]

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We always assume you have made your Recovery Disks using the OEM manufacturer's Recovery Media Creator app the first day you had your new PC.
& made the Startup Repair CD.
startup repair disc-create
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Did you make the OEM manufacturer's Recovery Disks?


To Remove Linux take look at this post:
http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/178280-error-0xc0000225-boot.html#post1514443

 

[nogay42]

Yes I burn recovery DVD of OEM'S .

I process diskpart command on cmd then list volume. Result is like that:

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My System is normaly is C drive !!!

 

[nogay42]

I am confused about What windows drive is . I know , I am sure Windows is at Drive (C) , but it is shown as E letter at above post.

 

[gregrocker]

Sometimes the drive letters appear differently in WinRe. Just ignore it.

Make sure the System Reserved partition is marked Active: Partition - Mark as Active (Method Two)

Then boot the DVD or Repair CD to Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times

 

[nogay42]

gregrocker , are links that you have shared same , second link is like first link

 

[gregrocker]

No, the first link shows you how to boot into DVD/Repair CD to mark System Reserved partition Active.

The second link explains why and how to run Startup Repair 3 separate times to fully repair unbootable Win7.

If you have GRUB on the HD Win7 may not repair without deleting the partition with GRUB.

 

[nogay42]

I marked System Reserved (Which is 100 MB) as Marked , Other partition which Windows files contatins no Active. But I dont understand What will be done at the second link ?

 

[gregrocker]

Boot into System Recovery Options to run Startup Repair 3 separate times with reboots between each to see if Win7 starts.

 

[nogay42]

What do you mean about 3 seperate time ?

 

[gregrocker]

Run Startup Repair. Reboot. See if Win7 starts.

If not Run Startup Repair again. Reboot. See if Win7 starts.

If not Run Startup Repair again. Reboot. See if Win7 starts.

 

[nogay42]

ohh really , my system getting maddness Ok ı want to summarize my issue :

I have Sony VAIO laptop , orjinally Window Home Premium on it , I upgrade it to Win7 Professional and I create recovery DVD
I have open System Recovery Option , I access commad promt by using Recovery DVD
. I see someting at the forum like that :

At this image , 'Info' tab shows labels like Boot and System . But in mine it is like that :

I am getting crazy with this station . I tried many times /fixboot , /fixmbr .I delete partition of ubuntu by using diskpart . I have no result now

 

[gregrocker]

Boot free Partition Wizard bootable CD, post back a camera snap of your maximized Disk Management drive map with listings so we can see the listings.

Once confirmed that System Reserved is marked Active, click on HD# to highlight it, from Disk tab select Rebuild MBR, Apply. Reboot to see if it starts.

 

[nogay42]

first image is an example which isnt mine. I fint it at this forum . Second image is mine . I compare them. I delete partition of ubuntu on diskpart . I use delete partition command. I cant see this partition . How to format then to ntfs by cmd

 

[gregrocker]

There is no reason to format the deleted partition now.

Confirm that System Reserved is marked Active, either by using Diskpart Detail Partition command on the partition, or using free Partition Wizard bootable CD as I just wrote.

 

[nogay42]

This wizard is very nice but result is negative . I have done what you say and reboot computer . I a black cursor is flashing . There is nothing else

 

[gregrocker]

Did you change Active flag with PW CD? Did it accept Rebuild MBR command when applied?

Boot back into PW CD, confirm System Reserved is marked Active then again click on the DIsk # to highlight it, run Rebuild MBR from Disk tab, Apply. Close window and reboot.

If it fails again, boot Win7 DVD Repair console or Repair CD, run Startup Repair repeatedly with reboots until WIn7 starts up.

 

[nogay42]

gregrocker , Thank you very much for your help . I have solved the problem . I use Partition Wizard and ı try What you suggest . But ı make 'Partition which contains Windows' active than I apply startup repair from Recovery DVD and fixed it
I was confused about partition . There are two partition about my instest . One of is called System Reserved (about 100 MB) , other is partition where My Orginally Windows installed(about 210 Gb). This time I make partition Windows locete active Then That is Ok .
I am still dont know What the partition called System Reserved is ???????

 

[gregrocker]

System Reserved partition is the normal Win7 boot partition. However it can become corrupted so if it didn't repair after Rebuilding MBR with PW CD and running Startup Repair, then the next step is to try marking Win7 partition itself Active to do the same steps.

These steps are included in this tutorial to Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot - Windows 7 Forums. However since the corruption likely came from GRUB boot loader and not a virus I was skipping ahead and giving you a key step manually:

8. As a last resort boot free Partition Wizard bootable CD to ... Make sure C or the 100mb System Reserved partition (preferred) is marked Active, then click on HD to highlight it, from Disk tab select Rebuild MBR, Apply. If Windows 7 doesn't start and you restored Active flag, run Startup Repair 3 Separate Times. If marking 100mb Active fails to Repair x3, then mark Win7 partition itself Active and try above steps again.

In this case skipping ahead worked since Win7 partition accepted the System boot files. If you'll post back one more screenshot of Disk Management we can make sure there are no possible problems.

 

[nogay42]

Now I may try to install ubuntu again