Dual boot problems.

[j0eh4x]

I have install a dual boot of windows 7 and backtrack 4 R1 and when booting windows all goes well, I used a guided install with a resize of the windows partition and upon booting backtrack I recieve the following errors (attached in image)59975_1206742330891_1298640135_30962575_5340186_n.jpg

[Godfrey]

In my view,you'd better install bt again and make sure you are in the right way.
If it's of nothing help,you may boot in with a live CD,then just edit the related files.
Everything works fine for me.Good Luck

[j0eh4x]

Coherent sentences please.... I've come to the conclusion that the bootloader is install on the wrong partition, what partition is the right partition

[Sulegna]

How did you install BackTrack4? I find it best to boot up using a liveCD and then installing it from the GUI.

[zoop04]

I'm triple booting win7, ubuntu, and bt4, and I've had no problems.

You should create a new partition for bt4. If you ever choose to use another linux distru, it's fine to use bt4's swap space for the distro. I recommend deleting the already-made partition for bt4 and making a new one for a fresh install.

[j0eh4x]

PROBLEM SOLVED.
What i did was...
I booted into windows, using disk management erased all partitions having to do with linux, i then expanded my windows part to cover entire harddrive.
I believe my problem was caused by the following.
I used Unetbootin to install linux mint onto a flash drive. I then decided to swtich to backtrack and installed backtrack to the flashdrive using unetbootin without erasing all of the linux mint files. After reformatting the flash and reinstalling backtrack i booted flash and installed with a guided resize