Restart the Ubuntu startup Item after Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 are reinstalled.

[Available in the following] 1. After you reinstall XP, restore the Ubuntu startup Item (Ubuntu installed with wubi). I will install wubidr and wubidr In the Ubuntu-& gt; winboot folder. copy two mbr files to the root directory of the C drive, and then use NotePad to open the boot. ini, add c: \ wubildr to the last row. mbr = "Ubuntu", and then save and restart the Ubuntu startup Item I want !!! Ii. vista

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1. Restore the Ubuntu startup Item after reinstalling XP (use Ubuntu installed with wubi)

I copied the wubidr and wubidr. mbr files in the Ubuntu-> winboot folder to the root directory of the C drive, used notepad to open the boot. ini file on the C drive, and added it to the last line.

C: \ wubildr. mbr = "Ubuntu"

And then save and restart.

The Ubuntu startup Item I want is displayed !!!

Ii. Restore the Ubuntu startup Item in vista or windows 7 (Ubuntu installed with wubi)

Recently, Windows 7 (vista is the same) has been reinstalled, so I don't want to let the previously installed Ubuntu have no startup items, and Windows 7 (vista is the same) has no boot. INI file editing method, Because Ubuntu was installed in Windows with wubi!

Recovery Method:

1. Copy the wubidr and wubidr. mbr files in the Ubuntu-> winboot folder to the C root directory.

2. In "run", Enter cmd to the command prompt.

In the command interface bcdedit/create/d "linux"/application bootsector

We can see c: \ windows \ system32> bcdedit/create/d "Ubuntu"/application bootsector.

// The name item {dbff544b-a7c4-11dd-a51d-00155803ebb4} displayed on the Multi-boot menu is successfully created.

3. Copy the id in {}, such as: dbff544b-a7c4-11dd-a51d-00155803ebb4

4. Enter the following command (Note: Replace the id in {} with the id obtained in step 1)

Bcdedit/set {id} device partition = c:
Bcdedit/set {id} path \ wubildr. mbr
Bcdedit/set {id} description "Ubuntu"
Bcdedit/displayorder {id}/addlast

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