I know nothing about Linux but every time I try it, I have problems with my Windows installation.

I recently installed Kubuntu in a triple system configuration. All worked well, I can load Kubuntu, Windows Vista Ultimate, or Windows 7 Ultimate.

The only problem is that GRUB, the boot manager, makes changes to the RAID configuration and damages the RAID structure every time (GRUB) is run. Consequently, I can not access my RAID disks in any way. (I don't need RAID with Linux, but when GRUB runs and I go into Windows, the RAID structure is always damaged until I reboot and check the bios information).

How can I get rid of GRUB? I still want to leave Kubuntu in the computer if possible, but I now need to use Windows and my RAID disks.

I am experimenting with Super Grub which seems to be a good option for booting from various OS's.

Thanks,
Hugo, Queensland, Australia

i want to learn that too...

Hi, I suggest you add "raid" to your heading. to get the responce from those who know.

Cheers, Glenn And welcome to LQ