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Grub Problem

Asked by Haseeb_GP

How can i remove GRUB from Booting Vista? I have Vista on a SATA(sda) and Ubuntu on a ATA(sdb). I want GRUB to be only on ATA not SATA. Please tell me How can i do that?

Thanks in Advance!

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- (a--deactivatedaccount) said : 		#1

Do you mean remove Vista from the menu choice on boot up?

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Haseeb_GP (xda2-haseeb) said : 		#2

no i mean i have GRUB installed on both SATA and ATA i want to remove GRUB from my SATA Drive.

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Best - (a--deactivatedaccount) said : 		#3

If you have the XP CD cd run the recovery console

then use fixmbr

It will rewrite the master boot record for XP

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Haseeb_GP (xda2-haseeb) said : 		#4

Thanks Derry, that solved my question.

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Haseeb_GP (xda2-haseeb) said : 		#5

When i use fixmbr command it says that this command may overwrite my some tables, i guess partition tables and it may result in no access to my Hard Disk. What can i do?
Plz Help me.

Thanks!