There's no secret I'm a fan Windows 7. Since the first time I tested it, although it is currently only available in version beta/ trialI left with a good impression about performances thereof. However, I can not definitively quit Windows XP (Or only for some tutorials They write about it). But my XP, newest, was upset and did not want to work (probably because "Experiments" lately which has undergone: D).
The problem is like this: I have a system Packard Bell Imedia 8602 cu Windows Preinstalled XP. Which means that although we license from XP, I have a proper installation CD, but a Recovery Disk. Which means (again) that I have not option repair the existence of such a CD, but can only give recover from system. What I did. So far, all well and good, but the surprise came after the XP "reborn"Disappeared dual-boot menu (I forgot to specify that Windows 7 I installed it on the same PC with XP), my PC bootand automatic Windows XP. I tried VistaBootPro (bcdedit), And even Recovery Console to no avail. The partition on which it is installed Windows 7 was accessible from XP, BIOSCPC identify two operating systems, but not Poteau than XP boot.
Then I remembered that a few days ago a similar problem has been reported to me by a user (Levi) In comments this post. And all this user and provide me solution (Short memory: D. Thanks!).
So if you are in a situation similar to that described above and would like to repair dual boot menu to access Windows 7 (without having to reinstall this system as well), you need The installation DVD of Windows 7. More precisely, the existing repair option on it.
Click on Startup Repair to allow the system to detect and resolve errors. After the restart, the controversial menu will appear.
And so I found that sometimes the simplest solution is the only valid. Good luck! :)
