Corrupt bootloader won't load windows in duel-boot
Hello,
Recently I went to re-install windows on my 10.04 Ubuntu / Windows Vista system. I forgot that reinstalling windows would override grub, so for a while only the new windows install would boot. I installed a copy of easyBCD on windows to try and boot the Ubuntu OS as well. It semi-worked (some of my preferences were lost, i had trouble auto-mounting and I can't remember what else), but at any rate, I made it into Ubuntu which was good.
I was able to return grub2 as the primary bootloader, all of my grub settings remained unchanged. I got my Ubuntu settings back to normal as well, and Ubuntu booted fine with no errors.
When I tried to boot windows from grub2, it tells me it can't find windows (update-grub gives "cannot access /media/sda1/boot Boot: no such file or directory" even though there clearly IS this directory. Windows partition is mounted at /media/sda1 right now)
I've tried creating a custom entry for grub, with no avail. I know I haven't included a lot of technical information which would probably be useful. Is there any way to clean out easybcd and let the windows bootloader do its thing without booting windows first?
EDIT: I ran update-grub once again. It gives me the same error but now there is no windows entry in grub.
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