Hey guys.
I am in a bit of a tricky position. I installed Windows 7 a while ago on a second partition. I also have partitions for XP and Vista. I honestly don't use Vista anymore so I cleared off that partition. Unfortunately, that partition must have contained my boot files. So of course, I now get a boot error and the ominous "Operating system not found" message.
Anyways, I am wondering if there is a clever way to simply create/assign new boot files and have the system boot windows 7 using an easyBCD type program, or should I go the long route and reinstall an OS so I can re-add the boot files for 7.
Windows 7 and XP are still installed in their own partitions.
Any input on the matter would be greatly appreciated. I will keep playing around with it on my end. Thanks a ton!
~PAW
I am in a bit of a tricky position. I installed Windows 7 a while ago on a second partition. I also have partitions for XP and Vista. I honestly don't use Vista anymore so I cleared off that partition. Unfortunately, that partition must have contained my boot files. So of course, I now get a boot error and the ominous "Operating system not found" message.
Anyways, I am wondering if there is a clever way to simply create/assign new boot files and have the system boot windows 7 using an easyBCD type program, or should I go the long route and reinstall an OS so I can re-add the boot files for 7.
Windows 7 and XP are still installed in their own partitions.
Any input on the matter would be greatly appreciated. I will keep playing around with it on my end. Thanks a ton!
~PAW