Windows 7 deletes Ubuntu 10.04 boot by mistake

Run the bcdedit command on Windows 7 and delete the startup of ubuntu 10.04 by mistake. As a result, UBUNTU cannot be started after Windows 7 is restarted. The solution is as follows:

 

It turns out that Windows XP + ubuntu (wubi installation) is replaced with Windows 7. Considering the Ubuntu boot after the system is changed, copy the drive C "wubildr" and "wubildr. MBR" for backup.

After entering Windows 7, restore the above two files to the C root directory.

Enter "cmd" to enter the command line

Bcdedit/create/D "Linux"/Application bootsector

Bcdedit/set {ID} device partition = C:

Bcdedit/set {ID} path/wubildr. MBR

Bcdedit/set {ID} description "ubuntu"

Bcdedit/displayorder {ID}/addlast

Restart and select "ubuntu ".

 

 

Through the above method, we successfully entered ubuntu. Through this experience, we have a better understanding of bcdedit!