Windows 7 Dual boot woes

Hi johnathan,

If Vista is the System partition , and you are currently booting into it, you may find this does the trick:

Open an elevated command prompt and type: ( press enter after each command)

bcdedit /copy {current} /d "Windows 7"

It will return a long number, a GUID, in brackets. Use that , including the brackets, in the following commands:

bcdedit /set {THE-GUID-YOU-GOT} device partition=D:

bcdedit /set {THE-GUID-YOU-GOT} osdevice partition=D:

Close cmd prompt.

If you have any more questions, please post a screenshot of the Disk Management window, and also of bcdedit command window ( just type bcdedit into an elevated cmd prompt , press enter - and the entries will be displayed).

You should see the Vista and the...