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Hi,
I have recently upgraded to Windows7 RC 1700 And loving it but when I install Ubuntu inside Windows7 it does not give me the option to choose which OS I want to boot.
When I had Vista it always gave me the option during booting up right before the first wimdows screen.
This is some what frustrating, Some help would be greatly appreciated
I have recently upgraded to Windows7 RC 1700 And loving it but when I install Ubuntu inside Windows7 it does not give me the option to choose which OS I want to boot.
When I had Vista it always gave me the option during booting up right before the first wimdows screen.
This is some what frustrating, Some help would be greatly appreciated
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Originally Posted by tonis 
I think you had installed the system twice.
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I have uninstalled Ubuntu from Windows and run windows 7 manager and cleaned the registry, rebooted and reinstalled Ubuntu again and I am still having the same issue
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Which Ubuntu are your installing. When I installed version 7.10, it was like music to my ears - it installed itself. When I tried version 8.10, it was a complete waste of time.
Having said that, you need to install the master boot loader from Ubuntu (NOT Windows) and it will allow you to select your OS from there.
Having said that, you need to install the master boot loader from Ubuntu (NOT Windows) and it will allow you to select your OS from there.
Usually Ubuntu take's control with the booting, but i think you may be able to boot into ubuntu if you do something with sys.exe -> Boot.
Also check Ubuntu's webpage. They may have a newer version for Windows 7 Dual Booting. Because Windows always wants to take control :/
Also check Ubuntu's webpage. They may have a newer version for Windows 7 Dual Booting. Because Windows always wants to take control :/
Last edited by u8sand; Jul 1st, 2009 at 10:38 pm.
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Originally Posted by Billstar
Which Ubuntu are your installing. When I installed version 7.10, it was like music to my ears - it installed itself. When I tried version 8.10, it was a complete waste of time.
Having said that, you need to install the master boot loader from Ubuntu (NOT Windows) and it will allow you to select your OS from there.
I am Installing Ubuntu 8.10. This worked fine with Vista (suprisingly enough) but does not work with Windows 7 (also suprising). I am selecting the option to install inside windows as i did before.
I have managed to get the Boot menu up and it does not even show that there is another OS installed on the system.
How do I install the master boot loader?
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