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Hi donoskaro and welcome to Mint,

Go to this page and download and run boot-repair it should restore your grub boot loader.
Good luck
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair

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hi again sorry for the delay,

your log file shows that you two windows boot files one on sda1 and one on sda2 Grub won't like that but still should work.
I believe the problem may be that you Mint install is on sdb1 and as such grub is not finding it.
here's what to try
put the livedvd in when it boots up go to a terminal and type the following when that is finished type this command when that is finished
reboot
see if it works.

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Hi Sorry that didn't work
could you go to a terminal and type the following command and post the output here ?

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That tells me grub has not been installed.

here is a page that will tell you how to reinstall it.
http://linuxpoison.blogspot.com/2010/10 ... after.html
This is for Ubuntu but will work for Mint also.

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hey ,
i had similar problem of grub today . I did as stated in the following link and my system has started working fine
"http://askubuntu.com/questions/134124/w ... e-partitio"

PS: Plz mind the "boot loader install" option ( should be "/dev/sda" and not "/dev/sda*" )
hope it helps.

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donoskaro wrote:The problem was with the HDD after installing Linux on my WD, everything is ok. [Solved]

Glad you got it all fixed enjoy