<!--quoteo(post=209856:date=Jul 22 2008, 11:46 PM:name=Tweaker)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Tweaker @ Jul 22 2008, 11:46 PM) I've tried using the using the Vista disk to repair the boot up files, but it didn't work.. Tried this, it doesn't work... http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vis...-windows-vista/
Install a replacement bootloader like grub onto your MBR and you will be able to boot into Windows again.
I'm using a real version of vista. I've also tried startup repair, fixboot, fixbmr, and rebuildbcd. It still doesn't work.
I suggest you get hiren's boot cd and play with the tools on there Also, if this is a legal copy of vista, can't you call microsoft? Ubuntu is only $20 at Best Buy and you get a whole year of support, ffs.
Coulds someone with vista tell me where the path to the system restore files is? I would do it myself, but there isn't another running vista in the house. I'm gonna see if I can restore it from dos mode.
*bought* Perhaps I can get that running on my old Gateway, hopefully there's a good programming IDE for it.
Okay, my computer is working again. Either the power supply, or the thing that connects the harddrive to the mobo got loose. So it's working and everything is fine now.