Pavilion G6 does not (Win7). Boot\BCD error, status 0xc0000225

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  When I try to boot my Toshiba Recovery CD, if I select "English (Windows Vista)" in the menu and go to the settings, the only selectable option is a scroll bar to choose what size I want to partition - for the option "Expert Mode: retrieves WinRE and the OS for the readers of the FIRST installation of TOSHIBA without affecting additional data disc" is grayed out.

  All I can do with the Toshiba Recovery CD is format the drive and lose all my data.

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  The Toshiba Recovery disk is not the same as the Microsoft Vista disc!
  Recovery disk contains an image that will not be able to repair your computer.

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  If you don t have such a MS Vista DVD then I n t see chances to repair the operating system.
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  While on vacation 7/12, I bought a HP 2000 - 368WM NotebookWindows 7Home Prem 64.eu at the time of the purchase, I did a recovery disk.

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