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Remove partition – edit bootmanager

June 1st, 2008 · No Comments

Yesterday I removed a partition from my computer. The first partition contains Windows XP, which boots still fine. The second one now containts Server 2008. This was originally the third partition.

I fixed the boot entry by booting with a Server 2008 dvd. Select Repair and command prompt.

  • First determine the drive letter which contains the Server 2008 (or Vista) installation.

Then enter the following commands:

  • bcdedit /enum /v (to determine what the {guid} is.
  • bcdedit /set {guid} device partition=x:
  • bcdedit /set {guid} osdevice partition=x:

(from technet)

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Tags: Microsoft Windows

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