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XP Gone from boot list

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Ill try to keep it short.

 

After school today i booted up the computer. I left it while i got a drink and it booted into windows 7 RC automatically as usual.

 

I came back and logged on and everything was fine. when i reached the desktop it froze (never happened before). I turned it off at the power button and booted back up, expecting all to be good, but it wasnt. Before i even reached to OS selection screen i get a disc read error.

 

After alot of [bleep]in around i finally got it booting (using the win 7 beta disc, the win 7 RC disc kept spitting out errors and i didnt get a xp disc with the computer).

 

but now it just boots straight to windows 7, and i dont get the chance to select xp. ive tried fixing again with the Rc disc but it doesn't work. I dont think the xp partion is corrupted, its still recognized as a disc in windows 7 and i can browse its files as normal, but it doesn't recognize xp as a OS.

 

how do i fix it?

I take it your trying to add XP back to the windows boot loader. Try using a program called EasyBCD to add XP back to the boot loader.

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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

 

i worked :). was quick and easy to use as well.

 

i guess i gained one thing from it anyway, its called "Windows XP" now instead of "Earlier version of windows"

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