Hello all,
Last night I deleted my Solaris partition and tried to load my remaining XP. I got "no operating system found" message.
I tried fixmbr with no arguments but it did nothing. I then tried to run fixmbr with argument multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) as the default was with partition(0) which was my solaris partition I guess.
After that I rebooted and got the same message. When trying to enter the recovery console I can't see my windows in the OS list and I only get c:> prompt.
Running dir returns "An error occurred during directory enumeration.
Running chkdsk returns "The volume appear to contain one or more unrecoverable problems".
What can I do now?

Thanks a lot.

Strange, fixmbr should have solved the problem. On entering the recovery console type "map" (w/o the quotes), what does it print?

I presume you deleted the Solaris partition from disk management in XP, right?

Some more clarifications:
My OS menu before deletion was Grub. I first installed XP and then Solaris. I deleted the Solaris partition using the XP bootable CD because Solaris stopped working (even its liveCD stuck when loading windowing system).
After the Solaris removal I tried to recover XP with fixmbr. Before running it I could see my XP partition in the recovery console (also could see WINDOWS directory and all my directories. I received Access Denied when trying to enter other directories), and in the XP installation
program. After running fixmbr on the XP partition I cannot see it in the recovery console (as I mentioned earlier) and from XP installation program I can see:
C: Partition1 [Unknown] 18999 MB < 18998 MB free >
That is also what map command returns from the recovery console (I can see C: with \Device\Harddisk0\Partition1 in the same line).
The only commands I ran is fixmbr (did nothing), fixboot and "fixmbr \Device\Harddisl0\Partition1" (one of the last two cause my files to disappear).

Thanks