Georges Jullien said:
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You can use bootrec /fixboot or bootrec /fixmbr in the "command prompt" of
the DVD :
Boot on the Vista DVD. Choose country. Next. Choose keyboard. Next.
Don't choose "install now" but "system recovery options" . If it is
proposed to repair at the end of the search, answer "no". Deselect all
lines and clic "next"
Choose "command prompt"
Type bootrec /? to access the bootrec help
A usefull command is also :
bootrec /rebuildbcd
Yours sincerely
Georges Jullien
Thanks for the information. However, for some unknown reason, the System
Recovery Options interface is reporting that my Vista installation is on
partition J instead of partition N. Drive J is actually on my second hard
drive.
98SE is on partition E drive 1 / XP Pro on partition F drive 1 / Vista on
partition N drive 1 / Boot Loaders on Partition C drive 1 which of course is
the Windows default. F & N are NTFS. C & E are FAT32.
I ran the bootrec /rebuildbcd and the bootrec /fixboot, but neither worked.
In fact, I had to install the XP Retail CD and use the Recovery Console to
run fixboot in order to boot into XP.
Any other suggestions other than reinstall Vista?
Joe