Bootmsg is missing

[pedenski]

Ill try to summarize it as much as i can

I have a running win7 in drive C:/
Decided to install linux so i partitioned drive C to have drive D
Installed Linux in Drive D - successfull
after restart, i get "BOOTMSG is missing" at startup (me: wtf!?)
so, i ran recovery disk and prompted me "....version is not compatible..." (me: )
due to my great desperation, i deleted drive D: Linux instead installed Win 7 again at drive D. which worked (yay! )

turns out my previous primay drive which is C:\ turned to D:\, and my newly installed win7 is now at C:\

how do i fix this, i want to bring my previous OS which is now at D:\ to bring it back to c:/

also, to achieve dual booting linux and windows but thats another story.


sos

 

[Tmagic650]

That should be "BOOTMGR" not "BOOTMSG", right? You want Linux on C and Windows 7 on D?

 

[pedenski]

well technically yes, but ive somehow fixed my own issue faster than user support here in techspot which is kinda sad lately..

 

[Tmagic650]

We don't get paid for this help and we all have other responsibilities like every one else. Glad you got it working though