All right, I just tested NanoVIS, from the Bootland community, a pretty novel attempt at a boot-disk I must say. One single file, that then sort of builds a simple win-environment that you can utilize directly. Sadly it did not work so now I'm stumped again... Sigh.

EDIT: SOLVED IT!! It was an INACTIVE partition, just like Jaclaz suspected. Man... it was really simple to fix with diskpart... had I known this earlier, I would have been golden.

The fault is obviously with Readydriver plus, which seems to confuse the partition-table sometimes or something. I'm going to try and remove it with EasyBCD now that I've got windows again.

Edited February 17, 201016 yr by Predabot

I FORGOT TO SAY THANKS!! 0_0

Sorry about that, guys. Thanks for giving me your time of day lads, and for giving me some great tips. Special thanks to Jaclaz who figured out that it was an inactive partition.

( How does that happen btw? Is it the dreaded Readydriver Plus, or is it something I did during the reactivation-process?)