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I just resized my Windows 7 NTFS partition on my macbook using GParted. Now, when I hold down the option key at startup, this partition doesn't show up. My OS X partition shows up normally. So I can't boot into the Windows 7 partition. This partition does show up in Finder and I can access the data on it. I believe there is something wrong with the EFI bootloader or the GUID partition table. However, I'm not sure exactly what the difference is between the two. Is there a way to modify these to make my MB startup in Windows 7 again? Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the suggestions. How do you repair it with Winclone? Isn't this program just a disk imager? I don't see a repair option in this program. Thanks – themacfreak – 2009-12-28T16:42:30.867
Of the top of my head, I am not sure that Winclone will solve the issue.. But try resizing the Bootcamp partition with Winclone.... That should force it to rebuild the necessary structures... Assuming that feature is still there... – Benjamin Schollnick – 2009-12-28T20:37:27.723