Here is a video that shows a walkthrough for using EasyBCD.ģ. Here is a solution regarding the alert you got. It sounds like you might have skipped a step in using easybcd to point the bootloader to the right place where Ubuntu is.įirst, here is some reading you should skim over:ġ. I am not sure if you are still having this problem, but like Mahmoud said, EasyBCD is not a third party bootloader at all. What's wrong here? Why can't I load Ubuntu now? Am I going to have to reinstall Ubuntu with Windows, then set up the bootloader with EasyBCD instead of Ubuntu, THEN Win7? If I hit Ctrl+Alt+Del, it goes to the Login menu where it acts normal for about 10-15 seconds, then freezes. I reboot, select "Ubuntu" and the purple screen comes up, but NOTHING HAPPENS. Next, I go to "BCD Deployment" and select "Install the Windows Vista/7 bootloader to the MBR" and click "Write MBR" In EasyBCD, I select "Add New Entry" and select "Linux/BSD" and change the type to "GRUB 2" and name it "Ubuntu" I research and find that Win7 has overwritten the Ubuntu bootloader, etc etc. Of course I reboot and it goes directly to Win7. After I was done doing all the stupid updates from Microsof, I thought I was done and I wanted to go back to Ubuntu. Installation went smoothly and I was successfully booted into Win7 and setting everything up.
Then I installed Win7 onto that 250GB partition. I then partitioned the hard drive to 500GB (for Ubuntu) in ext4 format (what it already was from the clean install of Ubuntu).and 250GB for Win7 in NFTS format. I first had Ubuntu 11.10 installed on a single partition on my 750GB hard drive.
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