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Van Chocstraw
Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
reinstall the fukking shit already.
reinstall the fukking shit already.
In your "bootup" thread people mentioned "hardware", but to don'tWhy does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
reinstall the fukking shit already.
He probably used a registry cleaner on his mental OS and it screwed upAugustus said:Great. Now all you have to do is reinstall is Literacy and Communication
1.0 and Civility 1.0 in your own mental OS and you'll be good to go.
All windows installers does that... what else is new?Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
reinstall the fukking shit already.
This fukking $hit should be far ahead of where it is. It's a patheticAugustus said:Great. Now all you have to do is reinstall is Literacy and Communication
1.0 and Civility 1.0 in your own mental OS and you'll be good to go.
Doesn't allways been like that?It's time to hit Microsoft with a big law suite. Everytime I install
Windows it wipes my boot loader. Every time I install a dual boot,
Windows 7 doesn't want to live beside it and starts screwing up. It
wants to be the only OS on the PC.
I see the dificulty of bying a new pc without having to pay for a windowsMaybe a large law suite will fix that.
It's time to hit Microsoft with a big law suite. Everytime I installArameFarpado said:Em Sexta 27 Novembro 2009 19:15, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
All windows installers does that... what else is new?
It would be interesting to see how a judge would react to his language.ArameFarpado said:Em Sábado 28 Novembro 2009 18:25, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
I see the dificulty of bying a new pc without having to pay for a windows
licence that we are not going to use, a bigger offence.
good luck with your law suite.
<lol> Was it NT 4 when it started?Em Sexta 27 Novembro 2009 19:15, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
All windows installers does that... what else is new?
Because Ms Windows does not play well with anyone apart from herself andWhy does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
reinstall the fukking shit already.
Windows 7 and Ubuntu9.10 cannot co-exist on the same machine harddriveVan said:Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
reinstall the fukking shit already.
Be sure and let us know how that goes for you.It's time to hit Microsoft with a big law suite. Everytime I install
Windows it wipes my boot loader. Every time I install a dual boot,
Windows 7 doesn't want to live beside it and starts screwing up. It
wants to be the only OS on the PC. Maybe a large law suite will fix
that.
Go get wubi.exeWindows 7 and Ubuntu9.10 cannot co-exist on the same machine harddrive
(separate partition) on MY Compaq Presario CQ50.
Install Windows 7 and it runs fine. Install Ubuntu and Windows 7 won't
boot. Fix Windows and Ubuntu won't boot. Back and forth I went with
these silly operating systems.
Now I have only WIndows 7 on the entire machine and run Ubuntu as a
virtual machine with VMware player. The only way I can do it on my
hardware. The other way around would require licensing headaches since
all I have is a $50.00 upgrade copy of Windoze.
Wubi doesn't work on Windows 7.Go get wubi.exe
Problem should be solved.
obviosly you have no idea about what it's been discussed here...<lol> Was it NT 4 when it started?
Give the machine to Windows and then Linux as a secondary install (not
a Linux user at all).
so grub can't boot win7?Windows 7 and Ubuntu9.10 cannot co-exist on the same machine harddrive
(separate partition) on MY Compaq Presario CQ50.
Install Windows 7 and it runs fine. Install Ubuntu and Windows 7 won't
boot.
This is the same as it always was...Fix Windows and Ubuntu won't boot. B
Grub conf works fine, win7 starts to boot then after the prettyArameFarpado said:Em Domingo 29 Novembro 2009 04:05, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
so grub can't boot win7?
can you post the win7 section of grub conf?
Ah, ok...Grub conf works fine, win7 starts to boot then after the pretty
pulsating flower it reboots.
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