I'm on a brand new Intel Atom D525 motherboard with one SATA 320GB HDD, it has 4 primary partitions (MBR): 1st and 2nd partitions with Windows 7 64bit (NTFS), 3rd partition is not used (NTFS), 4th partition with FreeBSD 9-RELEASE amd64 (BSD).
I first installed Windows and played with it for a couple of days, then installed FreeBSD from USB stick on 4th partition and palyed with it for a couple of day. The problem is that now the system start in FreeBSD, no way to start in Windows again.
I did try to restore Windows boot sector, I ran the console from Windows installation CD with bcdboot and bootsect (with all the options available) but it seems there's no way to restore boot sector. If I delete the 4th partition (with FreeBSD) the system boot with Windows with no need to restore boot sector.
the command bootsect
[CMD="X:>"]bootsect /nt60 d: /mbr[/CMD]
give me an error, it say it cannot write boot info to that location (or sort of)
the command
[CMD="X:>"]bootsect /nt60 d: /force /mbr[/CMD]
give no errors but does nothing.
Any suggestion or solution is welcome. Since the system is new (1 week old) I can try any solution.
Thanks for your help
I first installed Windows and played with it for a couple of days, then installed FreeBSD from USB stick on 4th partition and palyed with it for a couple of day. The problem is that now the system start in FreeBSD, no way to start in Windows again.
I did try to restore Windows boot sector, I ran the console from Windows installation CD with bcdboot and bootsect (with all the options available) but it seems there's no way to restore boot sector. If I delete the 4th partition (with FreeBSD) the system boot with Windows with no need to restore boot sector.
the command bootsect
[CMD="X:>"]bootsect /nt60 d: /mbr[/CMD]
give me an error, it say it cannot write boot info to that location (or sort of)
the command
[CMD="X:>"]bootsect /nt60 d: /force /mbr[/CMD]
give no errors but does nothing.
Any suggestion or solution is welcome. Since the system is new (1 week old) I can try any solution.
Thanks for your help