> I dunno about Mint, but for Windows you may try system restore. As soon as > you hit enter selecting windows, press F8 and select "Last known good > configuration". As you mentioned its not that strange. Happened to me a > couple of times & restoring did the trick. It may not have anything to do > with Grub2. > > PS: Mine is stock Ubuntu... Ultimate OS might have bugs that causing the > problem. > > Regards > Adhin > > -- > > Well thanks for your advice. Ultimate OS does have a few rough edges that need to be smoothened out but overall it is good.
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