Without even knowing what version of windows you have, nope!
Rik from RCE
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Right, windows 7 has a different way of booting compared to most other OS's.
It has it's own separate boot partition. You need to check that that partition is intact.
You will need your windows 7 install DVD in order to fix your problem. It should be able to automatically repair the problem when booted from.
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