Then go back into Bootcamp Assistant and let it re-setup your Win partition and reinstall. If you don't care about your Win partition's data, fire up Bootcamp Assistant and it should ask you to remove the Win partition and let it do that if it doesn't ask, use Disk Utility to wipe out the Win partition, giving the space back to OS X.
This tool was introduced by apple since OS X Lion was launched officially. While upgrading or changing the operating system of your device, the installation process automatically creates recovery partition. The only technique that worked to save my data and restore my system was backing up my Windows partition with Winclone, wiping out my bootcamp partition entirely, following these steps to restore my recovery partition, recreating my bootcamp partition from scratch, then fully installing windows fresh, all the way through the bootcamp drivers install, rebooting and restoring my Winclone backup over that fresh install. If you have a Mac book and you want to delete the Mac’s recovery partition then this is the right place for seeking help.
I say this because I did something similar I messed up my MBR, made my bootcamp unbootable and wiped out my recovery partition by trying to increase the size of my bootcamp by using Disk Utility. I agree with Lex, you should not mess with any of the disk partitions with Windows Disk Management OR OS X's Disc Utility you should only be partitioning your disk with Bootcamp Assistant.
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