Oh heck, I screwed up.
Ok, so I had XP (32-bit) working nicely. Then I loaded Windows 7 (64-bit) Beta on the same drive in another partition. I only used EasyBCD to make XP the primary loaded OS after 10 seconds, and changed the names. Then I wanted to get into XP. The boot loader said something was wrong. Some missing file… I didn’t make a note L.
Then I did something stupid. I used EasyBCD in Windows 7 and clicked some tab down on the left and clicked a button (said something about returning to XP). Rebooted and poof, no boot loader.
Now EasyBCD is pissed at me in XP when I try to use it, it barks “The application failed to initialize properly, Click OK to terminate program”.
I can see the Windows 7 partition in Explorer. Is there away to get the boot loader back?
Thank you, sorry if this is a common problem. Baby barking too, didn’t have time to do much forum searching.
Vacendak
Ok, so I had XP (32-bit) working nicely. Then I loaded Windows 7 (64-bit) Beta on the same drive in another partition. I only used EasyBCD to make XP the primary loaded OS after 10 seconds, and changed the names. Then I wanted to get into XP. The boot loader said something was wrong. Some missing file… I didn’t make a note L.
Then I did something stupid. I used EasyBCD in Windows 7 and clicked some tab down on the left and clicked a button (said something about returning to XP). Rebooted and poof, no boot loader.
Now EasyBCD is pissed at me in XP when I try to use it, it barks “The application failed to initialize properly, Click OK to terminate program”.
I can see the Windows 7 partition in Explorer. Is there away to get the boot loader back?
Thank you, sorry if this is a common problem. Baby barking too, didn’t have time to do much forum searching.
Vacendak