How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
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How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
I just want to use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub how do I replace it so I can still boot into LM? I have Gloria x64.
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Re: How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
EasyBCD is used and recommended by Microsoft
http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1
http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1
Re: How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
I have Easy BCD on Vista partition. Can you explain to or give me a link telling me how replace the bootloader with Vista's?
Re: How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
This involves LINUX. And what if I need to do something in LM to do this? If I restore the Vista bootloader in Easy BCD, how will it boot to LM from then?
Re: How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
I don't understand what it is you want.I just want to use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub
You specifically said you want to use the Vista Bootloader,
not Grub or Easy BCD.
I tried to help by providing you a link to a Vista forum.
I'm sorry I can't be more helpful.
Good Luck
mick
Re: How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
Did you see the sticky? http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=9922
The guide in the link goes over EasyBCD usage.
The guide in the link goes over EasyBCD usage.
Re: How do I use Vista's bootloader instead of Grub?
Or this: Adding Linux to the Vista Bootloader: http://neosmart.net/wiki/display/EBCD/Linux
And not to be picky but you're not using EasyBCD instead of GRUB. Linux cannot boot without GRUB. Your using EasyBCD instead of GRUB to control what boots.
And not to be picky but you're not using EasyBCD instead of GRUB. Linux cannot boot without GRUB. Your using EasyBCD instead of GRUB to control what boots.
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