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My favourite item in this list is the headset because music is awesome YaY!!!111

I have already installed the preview on a new partition on my hard drive. Someone told me that could, in the worst case, not only destroy Windows 10 but also the data on the other partition on the hard drive (which I would like to keep). Is that true? What should I do to prevent data loss? Am I stupid?

How could anyone not like a phone with a linustechtips skin? Also I always love custom stuff, so dbrand is my company! I luv it!

Great Thanks and Kudos to both of you for the very quick replies. Unfortunately, the set boot/prefix/insmod normal commands didn't work, so I had to ask a friend to make a boot-repair-disc. If anyone out there has this problem aswell, check out the video antoainb posted, that worked for me. Just be sure that your two PCs have the same version of Windows. I tried to fix my Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit PC using a disc made on a Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit PC first and that didn't work.

When I was trying to divide my SD card into two partitions yesterday, I accidentally meddled with the partitions on my hard drive. I have got one main partition with practically all my data and Windows 7 on it and a smaller partition with ubuntu 10.04 on it. While the changes I had made were being applied, it froze and I had to cancel the Partition Wizard. Now I have two problems: 1. The partition on the SD card that I had originally declared als Primary in Ext3 format came out as Logical somehow (smaller problem) 2. I had in fact (and in my idiocy, yeah I know I'm stoopid) told the Partition wizard to wipe my linux partition. The computer still worked fine on Windows 7, but when I tried to start it up again today, it only showed me an error directly under the system monitor screen, without having entered the GRUB Menu as it usually did: error: unknown file system grub rescue>: _ I can input some unix commands as it seems, but I don't know anything at all about unix. Can you please help me fix this? I am no Linux or unix expert, I don't know anything at all about grub, I just want to start Windows from the untouched partition on my HDD. Please note: some forum entries I found elsewhere told me to type in ls (which apparently shows the partitions available) and then try ls + the name of each partition. ls gave me the list (hd0) (hd0,msdos5) (hd0,msdos1) (fd0). I tried ls (hd0)/, ls (hd0,msdos5)/ etc. For the other forum users, this had worked and one of the partions had showed their data, but for me, all the hd0 entries showed error: unknown file system again and fd0 showed error: fd0 read error. When I went into the bios before the system monitor started, it told me something about it not having found a Bios file (WTF?) and only gave me the options to restart the system or cancel the bios.