How-To Geek

Follow these instructions to get to a command prompt (and backup your files if needed):
http://www.howtogeek.com/forum.....?replies=1

(You could first try an "Automatic Startup Repair" from the "System Recovery Options" screen, run it 3 times to make sure.)

Check and take note of the letters of your drives (C:\, D:\ etc.) from Notepad's "Open File" dialog.
First make sure your C:\ partition is marked as active. Use the following commands:

diskpart
(you are now inside DISKPART>)
list disk
select disk 0 (select your hard drive)
list partition
select partition 1 (select the partition with your Windows installation)
active
exit

You can now try to restart. If it is not fixed, try to repair your bootloader. Open again the command prompt and change directory to E:\boot, where E: is your Windows 7 install DVD:

cd /d E:\
cd E:\boot

Run the following command, where C: is your System partition:

bootsect.exe /nt60 C:

Then run:

bootrec /fixmbr
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /rebuildbcd

Then restart your computer. If you need any help just ask.