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Catfish
 Originally Posted by deeds4life
Ok i found the problem. Catch this one. Windows 7 totally messed up the MBR and Boot Sector so i had to fix them and as soon as i fixed it the damn thing started right up. Five minute fix that had me messed up for days. Thank you microsoft! Im glad i dont pay for any of your products.
LOL, it's your illegitimate copy of Vista 64 that caused your headache: the Paradox release uses a Linux bootloader which was not uninstalled by your early efforts. Nothing to do with Windows 7... You would have had no trouble with the store-bought version.  Bad boy!!!
turtleman
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who said it wasn't legit?  Maybe my workplace is part of MSDN and i use their copy?  or maybe I'm BS'n you. The world may never know.
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Catfish
There is good reason that I recognize the cause of your boot problem: you and I are equally legitimate 
t-man
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