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did &nbsp;you properly set your W7 partition as primary and active?
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did  you properly set your W7 partition as primary and active?

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The W7 partition containing the System (D:)?<br />
Actually i dont know, i will used gparted to see and set this if i can. Is it a another way to set it?
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The W7 partition containing the System (D:)?
Actually i dont know, i will used gparted to see and set this if i can. Is it a another way to set it?

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I have found an easy and clear way to resolved the problem.
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I have found an easy and clear way to resolved the problem.

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Hello,<br />
i have a problem reparing my boot.<br />
I had 2 disk : one with a windows XP and one empty. I have installed Windows 7 on the 2nd one and use dual boot for month. I have decided to remove the disk with XP but the boot section was on this disk.<br />
So when i booted on the 2nd one it was like an empty disk. I have so put a windows 7 install dik, used the command line tool and made:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-27307009-1">bootsect /nt60 D: /mbr</code></pre>
 (my system part is on D: and data are on C: i dont know why)<br />
then i have restarted and now i have a error message :<br />
<b>insert proper boot device apres reparation</b><br />
i have tried the &quot;repare startup&quot; option on the windows 7 install disk, without succes.<br />
What am i supposed to do now?<br />
thanks
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Hello,
i have a problem reparing my boot.
I had 2 disk : one with a windows XP and one empty. I have installed Windows 7 on the 2nd one and use dual boot for month. I have decided to remove the disk with XP but the boot section was on this disk.
So when i booted on the 2nd one it was like an empty disk. I have so put a windows 7 install dik, used the command line tool and made:
(CODE) (my system part is on D: and data are on C: i dont know why)
then i have restarted and now i have a error message :
insert proper boot device apres reparation
i have tried the "repare startup" option on the windows 7 install disk, without succes.
What am i supposed to do now?
thanks

Boot problem on Windows 7

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.