Ok I did something stupid, I have an IBM thinkpad that was running out of space. I noticed that the partion had more room so I changed it to use it instead. Once I restarted the computer I get NTLDR is missing. Need help, I know that I need to change it back but can't get to it.

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This is the first time using this site and I thought database was the best choice. The only other option was XP but the OS is not the problem it is the bios and hardware is not an option. I take it this is the wrong place to post it your you would not have sent this, sorry. What is the best place to post this problem so I can try to get it resolved Thanks.

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Your question is OS related, and definitely NOT database related. I don't know what you changed, or how you changed it. "I noticed that the partion had more room so I changed it to use it instead" What exactly does that mean? EEOC

The drive is only a 15GB (laptop) and from the factory it was partioned 7GB and 8GB the boot files were on the 7GB part and had 100MB left so I switched which was primary so when I rebooted the system that was it. Now it just gives me NTLDR is missing that is the whole story thanks for asking.

"so I switched which was primary " How did you do that? Is there an OS on the second partition? EEOC