> Use the Windows 7 install disc. Use the Command line program DiskPart.
>
> Don't use XP to change Vista / 7 partitions. It doesn't understand the alignment.
First, I had to delete the XP partition from within an install environment. So then I was able to get to the tools > cmd > diskpart, and this is what is shown. I don't understand partitions 0 and 2 being the same thing.
Anyways, I selected the disk and partition 1, and tried 'assign' and 'uniqueID', and now it tries to boot but says 'BOOTMGR missing'. Which makes sense, since it's not booting, but I don't know what to do from here....
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