I started up my computer this morning and got the error that ntldr is missing.
I have tried to recover the OS using the Vista DVD. Originally the OS did not show up, I tried to have Vista Recovery fix it but it looks like it assigned my hard drive the wrong drive letter.
In the recovery console, I can see the drive that contains the Vista OS on it but it is somehow assigned the D: drive - it used to be C:
I copied all my data off the computer via command line (Users directory) now i need to try to recover the OS if possible. I would rather not reinstall the OS. I will install Win 7 if it comes to that.
My DVD/CD is showing up as C:
Is there any way via the recovery console to change the drive letter assignment so that my hard drive shows up as C:?
Thanks in Advance Experts!
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