A100/105 recovery problem

Hey there,
I have been trying to get the recovery processs going on my laptop and it starts to load the first disc but then says something about partition creation error and gives 0800000000. I have tried to look this up to see what the error was or how to work around it but have come up with nothing. Has anyone else seen something like this or have any info on solving this?
thank you

Hi SAN111,
I saw your post and I will be happy to help. Would you please clarify a few things for me. So you are running a dual boot system with Windows 7 and Windows 8, correct? Do you have separate hard drive for each operating system or are the two partitions for the two operating system? The recovery disk you are using is one your created yourself, correct? Did you create this before you installed Windows 7?
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