I have Lost my Genuine version of Windows

Hello EveryOne ,

I am a new member here and I would be very grateFul if you help me with my big problem that I caused mySelf .
My problem is as follows :
I have a laptop HP 620 with Windows Professionnal 64 bits (genuine) running on it , as I have only one partition which is the C (that contains everything the System and my Personnel Documents) I decided to find out how can I partitionate my disk without Formating it , so that i would not lose my genuine version of Windows , I looked out on the Internet and I found out an application that my help (Partition Wizard) , I downloaded it and installed it on my computer. I was able to minimize the size of the Disk C into 150 GO , but the Unllocated Rest (130 GO) I could not use , everytime I try to create a partition on it an error message shows up to tell me it's not possible, once again I googled the matter and I found out that in order to create a new partition I have to transform my PRIMARY PARTITION into LOGICAL one ...actually when I attempted to do so I had a warning telling me that by transforming the C it may become not bootable ...I adventured and I transformed it into a logical partition (It is very stupid I know ) and the next time I tried to run my LapTop there was the D Partition I was looking for but My primary Partition has gone away ...in order to Restitute my Documents I installed a Seven Titan (not a genuine version ) on the D partition.
Now when I start my laptop I have two options :
1-Windows 7 ( the one I installed on the D Partition ) , from here I can access to the OLd C Partition and everything in it (my old programs , my drivers ...etc ) and;
2- A RAMDISK (which I don't know what is it !! ) which contains my Old C:/
I Am very sorry for this long message but i will be very very Gratetful if you help me restitute my Windows and all my programs .

Thank you very much for your reply but I don't know how to open the Disk Managment (diskmgmt.msc)

Oh right , here is the screenshot of my DiskManagement

The problem is that you converted the System Reserved partition to Logical so it can no longer host the System boot files, when you should have only converted C so that you could shrink it to add as many adjacent Logical Partitions as you wish. This is the best way to add partitions when you want to keep the HP Recovery and Tools partitions bootable.

1. To undo this mess, boot into free Partition Wizard bootable CD, rightclick E to Modify>Set to Primary, OK, Apply step.
2. If it converts, next rightclick E again to Modify>Set to Active, OK.
3. Then rightclick E again to remove the drive letter, click OK.
4. Then click on the HD to highlight it, from Disk tab select Rebuild MBR, OK, Apply all steps.
5. If Win7 will not boot then reboot into Win7 installer System Recovery Options or System Repair Disk to run Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times until Win7 boots and System partition holds the System Active flags.

This leaves you with the OS partiiton being relocated away from the faster reading speeds on the left side of the HD. This is really strange incompetence at adding another partition. I would probably use this as an opportunity to consider abandoning the inferior HP Factory preinstall with its crippling bloatware and useless duplicate utilities to get the superior Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7.

Hello Karl ,

Answer 1 : I bought my LapTop with windows7 professionnal (64 bits )

Answer 2 : I am afraid that stupidly I did not !!

Answer 3 : Yes I do Have the key

Here are the Three Answers .

Sarah

NoelDP said:

Oh lordy!
I do wish that manufacturers would restrict themselves to ONE recovery partition!

I have my doubts that there's going to be ab easy way out of this - you appear to have reinstalled Windows into the in the new logical partition you created.

I'd better call in some help on this - it's not really my speciality.

Yes I've installed windows Titan (not genuine ) on the partition that I created , as you can see my Old system is on the E:/ disk now !