First Thing I would do is to try to run a fixboot and/or a fixmbr (fix master boot record) ,
to do this, boot to the recovery console (boot with the windows disk then at the blue screen hit "r"), then once in the recovery console, to run fixmbr (fix master boot record) , type:
fixmbr
to run fixboot type:
fixboot
If that doesn't work, you could try to repair the ntldr (the ntldr is the boot loader) and the ntdetect.com (the ntdetect.com is responsible for detecting basic hardware)
to do this, boot to the recovery console (boot with the windows disk then at the blue screen hit "r"), then once in the recovery console, type (note my CD Drive is letter D: so change this to whatever your CD Drive is and my Windows is on C: so change that drive to whatever your Windows is on):
copy D:/i386/ntldr C:
(then hit enter, if it asks you if you want to replace a file, say yes)
copy D:/i386/ntdetect.com C:
(then hit enter, if it asks you if you want to replace a file, say yes)
to do this, boot to the recovery console (boot with the windows disk then at the blue screen hit "r"), then once in the recovery console, to run fixmbr (fix master boot record) , type:
fixmbr
to run fixboot type:
fixboot
If that doesn't work, you could try to repair the ntldr (the ntldr is the boot loader) and the ntdetect.com (the ntdetect.com is responsible for detecting basic hardware)
to do this, boot to the recovery console (boot with the windows disk then at the blue screen hit "r"), then once in the recovery console, type (note my CD Drive is letter D: so change this to whatever your CD Drive is and my Windows is on C: so change that drive to whatever your Windows is on):
copy D:/i386/ntldr C:
(then hit enter, if it asks you if you want to replace a file, say yes)
copy D:/i386/ntdetect.com C:
(then hit enter, if it asks you if you want to replace a file, say yes)
