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It’s my nephews laptop, he doesn’t know what he did to get here. I am clueless about these things!! He says he usually has windows 7. And I’m just trying to get that back for him.
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It’s my nephews laptop, he doesn’t know what he did to get here. I am clueless about these things!! He says he usually has windows 7. And I’m just trying to get that back for him.
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Possible off-topic question. This is a Ubuntu support site, and not for Windows questions. If you are getting a 'grub' message it's because the system was dual-booting and most likely a partition required to make it work was deleted. To fix windows 7 you need to runbootrec /fixmbrbut that's off-topic here as we support Ubuntu, which you didn't mention at all. (askubuntu.com/help/on-topic)
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It's an OFF-topic question. Kindly post your query in the right section. This forum is exclusive to Ubuntu and its issues.
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It’s my nephews laptop, he doesn’t know what he did to get here. I am clueless about these things!! He says he usually has windows 7. And I’m just trying to get that back for him.
grub2 gnu
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It’s my nephews laptop, he doesn’t know what he did to get here. I am clueless about these things!! He says he usually has windows 7. And I’m just trying to get that back for him.
grub2 gnu
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Possible off-topic question. This is a Ubuntu support site, and not for Windows questions. If you are getting a 'grub' message it's because the system was dual-booting and most likely a partition required to make it work was deleted. To fix windows 7 you need to runbootrec /fixmbrbut that's off-topic here as we support Ubuntu, which you didn't mention at all. (askubuntu.com/help/on-topic)
– guiverc
2 hours ago
It's an OFF-topic question. Kindly post your query in the right section. This forum is exclusive to Ubuntu and its issues.
– Manu Mathur
1 hour ago
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Possible off-topic question. This is a Ubuntu support site, and not for Windows questions. If you are getting a 'grub' message it's because the system was dual-booting and most likely a partition required to make it work was deleted. To fix windows 7 you need to runbootrec /fixmbrbut that's off-topic here as we support Ubuntu, which you didn't mention at all. (askubuntu.com/help/on-topic)
– guiverc
2 hours ago
It's an OFF-topic question. Kindly post your query in the right section. This forum is exclusive to Ubuntu and its issues.
– Manu Mathur
1 hour ago
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Possible off-topic question. This is a Ubuntu support site, and not for Windows questions. If you are getting a 'grub' message it's because the system was dual-booting and most likely a partition required to make it work was deleted. To fix windows 7 you need to run
bootrec /fixmbr but that's off-topic here as we support Ubuntu, which you didn't mention at all. (askubuntu.com/help/on-topic)– guiverc
2 hours ago
Possible off-topic question. This is a Ubuntu support site, and not for Windows questions. If you are getting a 'grub' message it's because the system was dual-booting and most likely a partition required to make it work was deleted. To fix windows 7 you need to run
bootrec /fixmbr but that's off-topic here as we support Ubuntu, which you didn't mention at all. (askubuntu.com/help/on-topic)– guiverc
2 hours ago
It's an OFF-topic question. Kindly post your query in the right section. This forum is exclusive to Ubuntu and its issues.
– Manu Mathur
1 hour ago
It's an OFF-topic question. Kindly post your query in the right section. This forum is exclusive to Ubuntu and its issues.
– Manu Mathur
1 hour ago
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Possible off-topic question. This is a Ubuntu support site, and not for Windows questions. If you are getting a 'grub' message it's because the system was dual-booting and most likely a partition required to make it work was deleted. To fix windows 7 you need to run
bootrec /fixmbrbut that's off-topic here as we support Ubuntu, which you didn't mention at all. (askubuntu.com/help/on-topic)– guiverc
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It's an OFF-topic question. Kindly post your query in the right section. This forum is exclusive to Ubuntu and its issues.
– Manu Mathur
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