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Please help me now!!
I had 2 OS on my laptop, windows7 and ubuntu, but because i dont really understand linux and its made my laptop work so slow, i decided to remove ubuntu from my laptop. Then i just remove the partition of linux without install the fixmbr, when i reboot, its show like
Error
Grub rescue >
I have been tried some code, but its doesnt work anymore. I even reinstall the ubuntu with usb, but its not success, i really want my laptop back to normal as soon as possible, please help me!!!
The configuration files for grub were installed in ubuntu's /boot/grub directory. After you deleted the ubuntu partition, grub can't find those configuration files resulting in your current problem. Grub is still on your mbr; you need to overwrite it with the win7 bootloader using the procedure in the above links.
Note, you can also boot win7 from the grub rescue prompt. Assuming you have win7 installed on the first partition of your only hard drive, you would run the following commands from the grub rescue prompt:
Code:
grub> chainloader (hd0,1)+1
grub> boot
Last edited by kilgoretrout; 01-23-2011 at 02:35 PM.
thanks for your help kilgoretrout
and for stephenbbb, you right bout that, sorry for my mistake, but I still want win7 that have been familiar with me: d
---------- Post added 02-06-11 at 08:27 PM ----------
thanks for your help kilgoretrout
and for stephenbbb, you right bout that, sorry for my mistake, but I still want win7 that have been familiar with me: d
thanks for your help kilgoretrout
and for stephenbbb, you right bout that, sorry for my mistake, but I still want win7 that have been familiar with me: d
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