Hi Daniel, welcome to NST.
I've had a similar problem when the boot got broken and booting the Vista DVD found no Vista installation to repair when I knew there was one.
The problem was that I have a SATA/IDE disk mix and the Vista DVD boot was confused about the correct location of the boot partition.
The solution was to temporarily disconnect the IDE disk, repair the Vista boot (it found Vista when there was no IDE causing confusion) then connect the IDE again.
I don't know if this applies in your case, but it's worth a check.
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