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    Wubi BCDedit error

    I can not install Ubuntu9.10 With Wubi.It gives me following error:


    I looked into this post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...+BCDedit+error
    but it does not help much


    Shot at 2010-03-27

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    Question Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    Hi

    - pease could you tell me what did and did not work on the post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...+BCDedit+error

    thanks

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    Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    Step 1: Try and uninstall Ubuntu via Wubi and note down the part of the error shown in the image above.
    I copied the key {723ed238-140e-11df-84cb-a1e8bb1b8261}


    Step 2: Download EasyBCD 2.0 (Google), install it and create a boot entry. To do this, launch EasyBCD and goto Add/Remove Entries. Now click the Linux/BSD tab and set the Type to "Wubi" and give it the name "Ubuntu". Finally, click "Add Entry".
    I downloaded and installed the EasyBCD2.0 build90. and added the entry
    Step 3: Now close EasyBSD and enter "cmd.exe" in the Windows search box on the start menu. Right click cmd.exe and select "Run as Administrator". Now, type "bcdedit.exe" into the Command Prompt window and hit enter.

    It will spew a lot of writting into the Command Prompt but we want the end of it (Real-mode Boot Sector). Find the entry named "Ubuntu" and note down the identifier.
    This step also works fine..here is my output
    Code:
    Real-mode Boot Sector
    ---------------------
    identifier              {723ed23f-140e-11df-84cb-a1e8bb1b8261}
    device                  partition=C:
    path                    \NST\AutoNeoGrub0.mbr
    description             Ubuntu
    Step 4: Close cmd.exe and now search for "regedit.exe" the same way as we did cmd.exe. Now goto Edit > Find and then search for the bit of text we took note of in the error at the beginning.

    If all is well you should get a screen like the one shown below. We are going to edit the "VistaBootDrive" entry. Right click on it and select "Modify". Now delete the text shown in the box and replace it with the identifier you took note of from the Command Prompt earlier and click OK.
    I did the same but I got different screen as shown in screenshot..?

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    Angry Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    hi

    make sure you run redit with admin power .
    what's difference ? for the VistaBootDrive ?? bit

    sorry
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    Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    make sure you run redit with admin power .
    I tried again no luck
    what's difference ? for the VistaBootDrive ?? bit
    Which build of EasyBCD2.0 was the author of the orignal post using??I am using latest build which is 90

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    Cool Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    hi

    -look for your key which is the bold in my post after this one
    hope it helps
    Last edited by coolcaseley67; March 27th, 2010 at 08:38 PM. Reason: error
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    Exclamation Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    [QUOTE=dstar;9036006]I copied the key {723ed238-140e-11df-84cb-a1e8bb1b8261}

    This step also works fine..here is my output
    Code:
    Real-mode Boot Sector
    ---------------------
    identifier              {723ed23f-140e-11df-84cb-a1e8bb1b8261}
    device                  partition=C:
    path                    \NST\AutoNeoGrub0.mbr
    description             Ubuntu
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    Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    When I searched for the key here are the results:



    ============================================
    Then in HKEY local Machine=>BCD00000000=>Objects=>{723ed23f-140e-11df-84cb-a1e8bb1b8261}(This has two more items)1)Description
    2)Elements=>1)11000001
    2)12000002
    3)12000004
    Here is the screebshot:


    None of the Registry Editor entry contains require information as shown by orignal poster in orignal thread?
    Last edited by dstar; March 28th, 2010 at 06:45 AM.

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    Angry Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    hi

    - i can not help you here send a piv email to Scott.57215 , ask him of more help.

    sorry
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    Re: Wubi BCDedit error

    O.K
    Thanks for reading and helping me.......
    I think I will have to use Ubuntu Live

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