Also, did you try system restore. You may have a decent backup to restore.
Vista create a restore point for you automatically when you install any new
software. If the bootrec /rebuildbcd command did find something, you may try
BCDEdit to see whether you can add something there. You can see the detailed
parameters by using BCDEdit /? under recovery console command line
interface.

"Rakoen" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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> i can proceed to command prompt but the commands don't works so good.
> When i typ rebuilBcd than he finds something and if i do Yes he saids
> Element not found,
> But i just need the repair
> there is no Operating System listed so i can't repair the os,
> i must choose the .INF file with the OS in it, where is it?
> Thanks for helping,
>
>
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> Rakoen[/color]

On Mon, 11 May 2009 06:12:35 -0500, Rakoen <guest@unknown-email.com>
wrote:
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>Thank your very much, now this:
>1. I can't do Startup Repair because i don't can choose my operating
>system.[/color]
If startup repair does not detect any Vista installation, then there's
something seriously wrong.
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>2. I have other machine but it haves Vista Home Premium x64.
>3. Where can i find the BCD?[/color]
It's hidden. It does not need to exist in order for startup repair to
detect Vista.
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>4. Nothing of BCDEdit works.
>5. I don't have a good backup.
>6. I will try to copy the files from other machine if you answer on 2.
>and 3..
>___(maybe i'm going install Ultimate on other PC)
>7. Thank you very much for helping![/color]