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This happens every time I attempt to quad boot XP, Vista, Mac, and Ubuntu in that order. Vista Boot Manager claims that winload.exe is missing or corrupted after I add Mac. Vista always works fine before I add Mac. When I was without Mac Vista got along fine with Ubuntu, so I don't think Ubuntu is the problem.

Could anyone please help me get Vista working without the cd? Or do I need it?

If I need to add more information please tell me. Thank you.

Hi,

 

that's easy.. set your Vista Partition (hopefully its a primary!) active...

then boot with the Vista CD/DVD and choose the Repair/Recovery Part.

 

Your boot/startup sequence should be repaired...

 

After all, set your boot flag to the right partition active...

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