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cool, thanks. now that i fixed my computer.

oh my god...i might have to reinstall vista again...thanks for informing me...good thing i still have my documents and pictures, it was saved under windows.old folder.

i just reinstalled my windows vista. and then it happened again. it seems like my drive C and drive D (which is the recovery partition) are both in Primary. is there anyway i can do something about it?

i tried the same thing with an original OS dvd. and did all the things for repairing but nothing happened, i ended up reinstalling vista. still once your done reinstalling vista, there will be a note that all your previous documents, pictures. will be save under windows.old...

a noob question. if i wanted to upgrade my OS from Home premium to Ultimate, nothing will be erased? thanks

can i just reformat my computer instead?...how? im tired of it...

would it work on a "windows anytime upgrade"? just wondering

ive read some of the post here that using some1's OS dvd will help fix it...

ok, ill try to figure this one out. otherwise i might as well head over to my local computer shop and have them fix...thanks for your time and patience.

i was in the process of using the advance options when i got an error that says bootmgr is missing and then i just press f8...coolname007 say that i can still fix it through safe mode...how can i do that...sorry, i know a little about computer. someone has to guide me...sorry for giving you a...

just curious, whats in the wiki thing?

can u pls post what you were referring about the safe mode under wiki...im so sorry im so dumb about computers...

ok, ive got another screen that says...its uinder my advance boot options choose advanced options for:windows setup Safe moder safe moder with networking safe mode with command prompt enable boot logging enable low-resolution video last known good configuration directory services restore...

so are you suppose to add the bootsect.exe?

Warning the instructions below assume that the program bootsect.exe is present on the booted Vista recovery disk. It was included on earlier distributions of Vista, but was subsequently omitted. If your DVD contains a copy in the boot folder, the instructions can be followed as listed. If not...

still no luck...is there any other way to fix it? like using the command prompt? otherwise i might end up going to best buy and have them fix it...still i dont have the OS DVD...

it doesnt show any drive under system recovery options... like operating system - partition size - location...

u mean if i did a startup repair the first time and says something like startup repair cannot repair this computer automatically...then what should i do? just restart my computer? does that involve taking the recovery disk first and then restart? im so sorry...i dont have that much knowledge...

im working on it right now, but still doesnt work...i doing the startup repair a couple of times but still doesnt work.

still am i going to use the recovery disc found in this website? and then run the system repair a couple of times?