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I have an Acer 4730Z laptop w/ Ubuntu 10.04 & Windows 7 installed.
On occasion, I will restore my Win 7 partition because of an unusually
bad virus. Upon restarting the computer, the grub loader does not
recognize the restored partition. I have searched the man-grub pages
but can find no command to rectify the issue. Any ideas?
It explains how grub2 is set up, and how to make changes. This is no trivial matter. There is a section on loading windoze. That should help you sort out the problem.
Thanks for your usual great advice. Prior to reading your suggestions, I booted into Ubuntu recovery mode and selected
the grub update option. It rectified the problem. I'll file your tips away for future reference. Really appreciate
the resource.
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