Hi !
i had a dualboot WinXP+Windows 7 and i decided to remove WinXP and install JaS 10.5.4. so i burned it to a dvd, inserted it in, in Disk Manager or whatever its called deleted the XP partition and replaced it by the new Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partition. installation seemed to be allright, then it restarted the pc and tried to log onto Leopard, but i got the boot1: error. so i found some guides to remove it, but nothing worked. Later i tried to log on back to my Windows 7, but it said BOOTMGR is missing, press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart. so i thought i could repair it through the Win7 install dvd "startup repair" but it didnt work. i also tried to fix it through the repair console but with no result. Now what it is doing is: I start the computer, Darwin loader or whatever it is comes up with four of my partitons, but only on two of them there are OS's. when i select the Leopard partition, it starts loading the Leopard, but after, like, a second or two it suddenly reboots and here it comes again. When i select the Win7 partition, it comes out with BOOTMGR is missing. So now i have one nearly dead computer, that doesnt want me to start any OS.

Any ideas how can i fix it ? (i'd really love to use both 7 and Leopard)

my PC is
cpu: Intel Core 2 Duo 2,66GHz
vga: nVidia GeForce 7300GT 256mb
motherboard: Foxconn 945P7AA

Thanx guys hope you can help me

any ideas somebody ? i'm really worried about this..

Did you fix the bootloader for win7? with the disc... check the dual boot section or google to know how to dual boot win7 and osx.

i tried to fix the win7 bootloader with the install cd, but i'm stuck here http://www.w7forums.com/attachments/...tuprepair3.jpg there's just nothing to select there, it's blank. i've checked the files in win7 partition throught some live cd and they seem to be allright. is there any other way to repair the win7 bootloader ?