Solved Missing BCD entry

Hi,

it seems I deleted BCD entry for my vista (I did that via Easy BCD).

Now the computer won't boot and I can only boot it from vista installation dvd or the ubuntu cd.

Is there a way to add or recover a BCD entry via command prompt, accessible from vista dvd?
If there is, could somebody write down the codes please?

OR: is there a program simmilar to Easy BCD, that I could run from uninstalled ubuntu (probably not) or an usb flash drive (.u3p)?

Thanks for your help!!!

Sorry, I forgot to tell that startup repair doesn`t help.
You see, it seems to me that the computer is trying to boot a wrong OS (a failed setup actually). I thought I deleted its bcd entry but it was in fact my vista`s entry ... or so it seems ... That`s probably why startup repair finds no mistakes.

The only thing that would probably help is something like finding all windows installations and rewriting BCD with possibility to boot from any of them.

Any suggestion?

I somehow solved this problem with a command
bcdedit /enum all

I actually didn't expect it to work ... so it's probably a miracle.
However, I am marking this thread as solved. D:D