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Whynot 04-22-2015 04:08 PM

Doesn't startup
 
Hi all
I have installed vor 2 3 years ago ubuntu wubi on my desktop computer.But some how i got a problem and i leaved it as it is.Now i want to work with that old system that stays on my G Drive.I think i copied ubuntu folder some where als.
Now while it boots there is a menu list Windows 7 and Ubuntu but when i try to start with ubuntu there is error 0xc000000f.Is there any possiblity to change or fix it?
Thanks

whm1974 04-23-2015 06:05 AM

You could reinstall.

Whynot 04-23-2015 06:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by whm1974 (Post 5351756)
You could reinstall.

Sorry but how do we do that?

veerain 04-23-2015 09:33 AM

Does your cpu supports virtualization? If so install newer linux in a VM like VirtualBox and run.

michaelk 04-23-2015 10:09 AM

Do you remember what version?

The default location is c:\Ubuntu. Did you originally install it to the g: drive? If you moved the folder from its original location then it might work if you copied it back assuming the folder contents are still intact. Wubi is a windows application i.e wubi.exe. To reinstall just run the program.

However, Wubi is not recommended anymore since it has not been updated and there are some bugs and performance issues. You can install as a virtual machine if your PC has the capability or as a true dual boot configuration assuming you are willing to resize your existing windows partitions. Since it has been 2-3 years you might want to install the latest version of Ubuntu. If you are not willing to install a dual boot go with 12.04 LTS and Wubi.

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide

Whynot 04-25-2015 11:30 AM

I think i had removed and add some partations after that and thats why it doestn't startup.
http://i.imgur.com/oY0Pq6u.jpg?1 It gives error something like this.


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