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June 27th, 2011 04:00

This will work ONLY if you did not remove the recovery partition:

(you will need to get to a command line)

Boot your system from the Windows DVD.  Then,

In the Administrator window, type the following lines, pressing after each line.

path d:\windows;d:\windows\system32

d:

CD Tools

PCRestore

By the way, the sequence for tripping the restore for Windows 7/Vista is not CTRL-F11 - -it is F8 before Windows loads (but that won't work, since you've altered the boot sector).

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June 27th, 2011 07:00

Hi ejn63

I didn't touch the Recovery Partiotion but the partition table (attachment)

Do you mean Windows Recovery discs from this laptop or any Windows 7 installation disc? I assume you mean D: = Win DVD disc, right?

btw I think if I could restore the default values on PTEDIT I can fix the problem.

regards

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