Boot partition split up into two parts

[ErwinE]

After repairing my harddisk with testdisk, my boot partition is split up into two files (please see the attachment): a first and very tiny part containing the boot sector (Nr 1) and a second part (Nr 2).

How can I reunite the two parts and make them function as a normal boot partition? The restauration of the other partitions worked well.

Thanks in advance

Erwin

[Fiona]

Sometimes messages are normal.
It's depend on that TestDisk works Intel standard, Microsoft established another standard since Vista.
Partition not aligned on cylinder but megabyte boundaries.
That's why Analyse (displays the current partition table and is Intel standard) can provide some messages if microsoft partitions are available.
The first partition "System-reserved" is normal your boot partition and contains your start files.
The second partition has no label and is probably your Windows-partition.
Followed by your Data-Partition.
Then it's coming up an extended partition.
But infos are not available anymore, bcause you should scroll through.
Another screen from the result of Quick Search would be appreciated.

regards

Fiona

[ErwinE]

Thanks for your answer. Here is the second screen of Quick Search.

How can I reintegrate the 100 MB boot partition into the following partition, disk 2, where it was part of , in order to make boot possible (it does not work right now)?

Regards,

Erwin

[Fiona]

I assume that your system reserved partition is ok?
Did you check it by pressing p to list your files.
Please check your second partition without lable also!

Please let me know.

Fiona

[ErwinE]

Thanks once again. The system reserved partition seams to be OK (please see the attachement), also the files of the second partition without labeling are visible by pressing P.

What can I do?

Regards,

Erwin