Sorry if I came off a little harsh, wasn't intended. I just saw what was involved in the fix and didn't want to be the cause of you losing important data if anything went wrong.
What I think happened is at some point during the upgrade Windows go a hold of the MBR, wrote to it and now BIBM doesn't agree with where things are now listed as being. There may also be additional issues combined with the first which might need different fixes. Without backup of all desired data and or OS images, if you mess up the fix during the attempt or it ends up being one of the other possibilities, you can lose everything permanently. I asked specific questions to help me determine a specific fix for the exact cause of the issue. That's why it's so important, things can be gone forever extremely easily. One stray click or misstep and poof, no more data. I tried going back through the thread to see if I might be mistaken, but the quotes get in the way. Only reason I mentioned them was the way the forum handles them, nothing to do with you personally. If I missed the info, I apologize, but I'm not seeing the answers I'm looking for to see we have a meeting of the minds, so to speak. Again, nothing personal, I just don't want you to lose anything.
So I still recommend the new drive scenario and you having the data recovered. It's the only sure fire way to recover anything with the least possible loss. I mentioned the backup importance and second drive for data so you never have to go through this again. With my method, I can take out anything at will and be up and running in minutes, nothing ever lost.
Just want to say once more, I don't want you to lose anything. I'm imagining pictures of kids/ grand kids that can't be replaced etc...
Moving forward, it's important to create all partitions with BIBM, make sure the desired is marked Active before OS install and immediately upon completion restart BIBM before the system boots itself to the OS to keep MS out of the loop.
Really hope you get it sorted.
