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I had Windows 8.1 alongside Ubuntu and all worked well. After a problem with my video configs I decided to unistall Ubuntu and I made a fatal mistake: deleted the Linux partition. After that I couldn't boot into windows. So, I decided reinstall Ubuntu at the same partition used before. But until now I'm unable to use the Microsoft OS. After trying any several ways to solve the problem, I installed boot-repair and get this error:

unknown command 'drivemap'
invalid EFI file path

Here is the boot-repair log file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7832988/

My computer is an Asus Vivobook i7 64bits.

Can someone help me?

Enio Carvalho
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Use the Windows 8 disc, or the repair disc that came with your computer, boot from the disc and repair the Windows MBR.

user300217
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  • I tried it. After get the command prompt, I typed these steps: bootrec.exe /fixmbr ==> bootrec.exe /fixboot ==> exit ==> restart ==> diskpart ==> list disk ==> select disk 1 ==> list partition ==> select partition 0 ==> active ==> exit ==> restart. Everything remains the same. After Ubuntu reinstall the recovery disk doesn't work anymore. – Enio Carvalho Jul 22 '14 at 00:07
  • Try this answer, [http://askubuntu.com/questions/133533/how-to-remove-ubuntu-and-put-windows-back-on]. It also gives an option to fix the windows using a Ubuntu live CD. Sorry, thats the best I can give you, as using windows repair has always worked... – user300217 Jul 22 '14 at 00:20