bcbc, since the reporter is no longer using Ubuntu, and there's a lot of
noise and little signal here, there's no point in keeping this bug open.
If you think there has been a regression in bug #576724, then follow up
there.
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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Here is another: http://askubuntu.com/questions/269720/cant-start-
windows-after-installing-ubuntu
And another:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1769482p=12560337viewfull=1#post12560337
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** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1079482
Title:
Windows 7 Not Booting after Grub installed to bootsector
To manage
PS here is another one: http://askubuntu.com/questions/263606/windows-8
-no-longer-boots-after-grub-wiped-out-the-windows-bootsector
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Title:
Phillip Susi,
There seem to many a number of issues here, but the fact is that Grub
installed itself over the windows boot sector, not the MBR. Wiping out
the partition boot sector prevents Windows from booting, whereas
replacing the bootloader in the MBR is normal (obviously). The bug I
reported
Grub2 may have been fixed to prevent installing on any windows
partition, but it is still installed on my windows partition. I didn't
select to install grub on the windows partition, I chose to install
Ubuntu alongside windows. It did not specify where it would install the
grub, and there was no
That is completely unrelated to this issue bcbc. Grub is installed to
the MBR by default, and if you want to put the windows MBR back, you
need to use the FIXMBR command.
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I have tried using the FIXMBR command in the windows recovery disc but,
as described in an above post, it did not work. Could you point me to a
source that can instruct on how to properly use this command instead of
arguing about how a post was unrelated? I did happen to find one of the
links
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The FIXMBR command in the windows recovery console will *REMOVE* grub,
and restore the Windows boot loader. Since you deleted Ubuntu I
assume your goal is to not have it any longer, and return to a pure
Windows system. If you are still having
