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by js2 Accepted solution
by ic-it Accepted solution
Then enter the command Chkdsk /r
If errors are found and repaired, run it again.
Verify with a bootcfg /list.
You may also need to run Fixmbr and fixboot to overcome grubs bootloader.
by js2 Accepted solution
Thank you for the response bwilmot.
I tried all your suggestion but none of them worked. When I ran the chkdsk /r it did actually fixed an error in the volume. Fixboot and fixmbr just did not work. I was able to boot successfully by using a Super Grub boot floppy. All along i think it was the Grub that was corrupted and prevented my Windows to boot. Super Grub corrected that.
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