I bought a new Western Digital Black 640gb and installed windows 7 on it and everything, so both of my hard drives loaded windows 7. I decided to format my old hard-drive(750gb) and keep my 640gb hard-drive as my one primary hard-drive and my other hard-drive as just storage. Once I formatted my 750 gb hard drive, I'm unable to load windows with my 640 GB hard-drive ! What the hell did I do?! Under Disk Management, 640gb: Disk 0: Healthy (System, Active, Primary Partition) 750gb: Disk 1: Healthy (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition) Did I install WIN7 wrong or something? What can I do, to make my DISK 0 my hard-drive to actually boot up and work like normal. I had to reinstall windows 7 on my 750 gb hard-drive just so I can come online and ask for help . If someone knows how I can make my 640 gb hard-drive work again, please help Thanks!
Fixed! "Stool" gave the idea for this one. Quite simple actually. " Insert dvd. Choose repair. Enter appropriate info. Choose command prompt. type: "bootsect /nt60 ALL". press enter." It worked perfectly I have a question though, If it's not too much to ask, right after my BIOS loads up, I get the "Windows Boot Manager" screen. Is there anyway to get rid of this? First option is: "Windows 7" <---the one that I formatted so it doesn't work anymore Second option: "Windows 7 Ultimate (Recovered)" Is there a way to get rid of this screen and have a normal boot? Without the "windows boot manager'?
Problem solved!! THANK YOU!! It worked perfectly!! Both problems solved! Once again, thank you so much !!!