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Asked by fsxde

I had a Windows XP (32-bit) and Windows 7 (64-bit) multi-boot and then I installed Ubuntu 10.04. That installed GRUB and put the Windows multi-boot menu as an option. Can I add Ubuntu 10.04 as an option on the Windows Boot Manager so I don't have to go through GRUB?

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Federico Tello Gentile (federicotg) said : 		#1

This is more a Windows question, since you want to add an option to the Windows boot menu. I have all options in the Grub menu.

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delance (olivier-delance) said : 		#2

Yes, some people did it.
You can find solution via Google search.
If you don't succeed, post again and I will search.

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fsxde (fan24drr) said : 		#3

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fsxde (fan24drr) said : 		#5

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fsxde (fan24drr) said : 		#7

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fsxde (fan24drr) said : 		#9

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fsxde (fan24drr) said : 		#11

Long-term solution http://belief.natekneezel.com <http://belief.natekneezel.com/>

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