Mavericks Destroyed Bootcamp Partition

Besides this ?
Back up as many of your files as possible, reformat the disk, and restore your backed-up files.

Do you have a clone of the drive?

 

You can try Disk Warrior or another disk utility, but since you have the files a reinstall might be easiest.

 

That's strange.. :O
Because i have upgraded to Mavericks and my BootCamp runes fine?
I have no problems at all..

I do have the Retina MacBook Pro 2013 model with 2.7GHz and 512gb SSD and 16gb Ram

 

I ran into a similar problem when I reverted from ML to SL and deleted the partition containing the restore for ML; it changed the partition order and my Win XP bootcamp wouldn't boot.

I can't find exactly what I did to correct it but it was a repair from the recovery console similar to this: http://yourbusiness.azcentral.com/restore-partition-wont-boot-windows-xp-18951.html

 

I also installed mavericks over ML and my win 8 partition is fine, I know that doesn't help you, but it might put others minds at rest.

 

Mavericks corrupting Bootcamp partitions

Had the same problem after upgrading to Mavericks from Mountain Lion 10.8. Apple tech support had no clue on how to approach the issue, and they put me in contact with an OSX software engineer. After a couple of days of remote sessions and attempted fixes. I just wiped the drive. Did a clean OSX 10.9 install, re-created the bootcamp partition and re-installed Win7. In the end, there was no fix other then wiping the drive and starting over. But the engineer did collect a lot of info on the root cause.

 

Here is what you need to do to avoid future hassles with Bootcamp

1. Buy WinClone. It backs up your bootcamp partition and you can save it on what ever drive you want. I do backups of my Win 7 BC partition at least once a week and i store my data files in Dropbox.
2. IF YOU NEED TO REFORMAT YOUR DRIVE TOTALLY CLEAN IN THE FUTURE...
* create two partitions on your hard drive: 1 for OSX and a FAT32 (not NTFS) partition.
* reinstall OSX, apps etc. including WinClone
* Using the saved WinClone windows images, use WinClone to restore your windows environment. Note: you are not using Apple's bootcamp utility but rather, WinClone's restoration so you are not do a new install of windows and all the apps, just a complete restore from a saved WinClone image backup.

Trust me, it works and is MUCH easier that phoquing with Bootcamp.
Here is Winclone's website. It'll be the best $30 you ever spent
http://twocanoes.com/winclone/pricing


Ping me if you need further info.