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When you removed the Fedora partitions, you removed the GRUB files. If you just want Windows, then you can restore the mbr by booting from the Windows CD--rescue mode--and running "fixmbr"
What was the problem with Fedora? If we can get Linux working for you, is that an option?
Ahem---I posted this before I saw that you were closing it.
Anyone with 28,000 posts should be able to use "OpenSource Telepathy" (TM) to know when a slow-typing mortal is composing an eloquent response to something.
So there.......
PS: I AM sitting in the corner. That's where my spouse keeps me. 10 square feet, computer, heater, and a feeding tube.
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