I was hoping you'd get a breakthrough. You can switch whether Ubuntu or Windows comes up as default by doing Applications, Accessories, Terminal sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst (where l is lower case L) Look for the groups of entries starting with "title". The default will be the first entry, so I habitually switch the intact groups around as needed. This is a critical file used in boot, so you may wish to make a backup before editing. Cheers, Jerry
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