Hey thanks Sahil,
Your idea worked and XP is running again. I'm giving this laptop away to a
cousin of mine and she's not nearly tech savvy enough to adapt to linux
immediately. So there's no point installing Ubuntu on it, as she's
definitely not going to use it.
On 9/4/07, raghu MG <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hey just run thru XP installation partially without updating or
installing,,,I think windows loader will overwrite the grub and it should
work
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"Rohan George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi,
>
> I have a problem. I had loaded Kubuntu 6.07 on my HP NX7010 laptop as a dual
> boot option along with windows XP. For a number of reasons, I had to
> remove Kubuntu from the laptop. Unfortunately, I chose to do this by
> formatting the 30 gb kub
"Sahil Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> i wud rather recommend you to re-install Kubuntu and give it another
> try..!!
>
Last thing you would want to do after spending some time installing
and tweaking an installation. You do not need to have grub installed
anywhere on your computer to boot a
you have accidently removed your GRUB from the linux/boot partition, but the
1st stage of grub is still there in MBR.
if you are just having windows on your laptop now, just boot from the
windows installation disc --> select repair option which gives you a command
line, & type 'fixmbr' & windows lo
Hi,
I have a problem. I had loaded Kubuntu 6.07 on my HP NX7010 laptop as a dual
boot option along with windows XP. For a number of reasons, I had to
remove Kubuntu from the laptop. Unfortunately, I chose to do this by
formatting the 30 gb kubuntu formatted drive and the 1 gb logical drive
using t
