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Alternate: Use the Windows CD
You could also try this:
Boot up the computer using the Windows install CD.
You'll get an option to repair (Press R)
That will get you to the Command Console.
Once you have opened the Console -- and assuming a Windows installation/drive is found ---
use this command CHKDSK /R
Don't give up!
sakiZ
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