Corrupted File Record?

[Jonhoo]

Hi, I recently deleted one of the partitions (Partition 2) on my first HDD, to remove and reinstall Linux on my system, using Acronis Disk Director 9 on my Windows XP installation on the same drive (Partition 1)

After a reboot, I get the error "Data access error. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot" right after BIOS summary...

I've tried running fixboot and fixmbr using Windows XP Recovery Console. Running chkdsk produces the error "The volume seems to contain one or more unrecoverable errors".. And then the cursor returns to the command prompt.

I've tried the following as well:
Using all disk utilities on Ultimate Boot CD for Windows
Running GRC SpinRite Boot CD
Running Seagate DiskDiag
Running Knoppix (Which I got nothing out of)
And using different NTFS readers to read from the Windows partition, but all produce some read error..

It seems to me that the problem is a corrupted File Record..
Anyone know what I can do about this?

Thanks
Jon

 

[TheMajor]

Try bootcfg /Rebuild

 

[Jonhoo]

Already done..

 

[TheMajor]

Try partition magic, fix errors.

 

[Jonhoo]

What do you mean?

Do you mean Partition Magic 8.0?
That cost money, doesn't it?

I'll see if I can borrow it from one of my friends.... But do I have to make an ISO image, or what??