Modify the startup and default startup items for Windows and Ubuntu Systems

After Windows and Ubuntu are installed, the system is started to become Ubuntu by default. This is nothing for users who use Ubuntu as the system, but for users who often need to enter Windows, it is inconvenient to press the down arrow several times and press enter. Is there a way to enable Windows to be started by default when the computer is started? In view of this, the following methods are described: Method 1: Modify through the graphic startup Item manager. 1. Download the graph startup Item Manager (grub-customizer)

After Windows and Ubuntu are installed, the system is started to become Ubuntu by default. This is nothing for users who use Ubuntu as the system, but for users who often need to enter Windows, it is inconvenient to press the down arrow several times and press enter. Is there a way to enable Windows to be started by default when the computer is started?

In view of this, the following methods are described:

Method 1: Use the graphic startup Item manager to modify the settings.

1. Download the graph startup Item Manager (grub-customizer)

Run the following command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa: danielrichter2007/grub-mimizer.

Sudo apt-get update

Sudo apt-get install grub-customizer

Install Grub Customizer 4.0.6 on Ubuntu 14.04Http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2014-04/100400.htm

2. Open the graph startup Item Manager (grub-customizer)

Search Grub customizer to open the software.

Then, move up and down, delete, modify, and modify the default startup Item and startup wait duration. Because the software is easy to operate after it is opened, we will not detail it here.

Method 2: Adjust the default startup sequence of the Windows System (grub. cfg does not need to be modified)

The file names of script files in the/etc/grub. d directory start with numbers, which determines the order in which each file content is executed when update-grub is executed.

1. Run the sudo nautilus command to open the file browser with the root permission.

2. Find the file 30_os-prober.

3. Change the number 30 of the 30_os-prober file name to a number ranging from 05 to 10 (not many options include 06, 07, 08, AND 09). For example, change it to 08_os-prober to create grub. the menu items in cfg are automatically sorted before ubuntu;

4. Run the sudo update-grub command. As you can see, Windows 7 has ranked first.

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