I guess this a really off topic thread but, I had been suffering from this problem and I thought maybe there will people like me facing this problem too. So this is why I'm posting it here too.
If you want to restore Windows Bootloader and for some reason cannot use the windows installation CD, there is a simple way to do it :
NOTE: make sure you have internet working.
1) Enable 'Universe' Repository :
To enable the 'Universe' Repository (System->Administration->Software Sources) and over there enable it.
NOTE : Before I could install the ms-sys package. I also needed to put "sudo" in front of the ms-sys command (e.g. "sudo ms-sys --mbr /dev/sda") or otherwise I got permission denied.
2) Boot with Ubuntu Live CD or Linux Mint Live CD
3) On the terminal :
Write these commands :
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sudo apt-get install ms-sys
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Then the following :
NOTE : In my case the main windows xp system is located in hda1 so I used this command
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sudo ms-sys --mbr /dev/hda
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ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo ms-sys --mbr /dev/hda
Windows 2000/XP/2003 master boot record successfully written to /dev/hda
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4) Reboot.
This should get your windows back.
This guide is based on INOXLLOR , AJPROART & GONK's guide.