Installed Ubuntu but it keeps booting Windows 7

[Maheriano]

I got Windows 7 on a work laptop and I need to do some testing in Ubuntu. So I plugged in a flash drive, rebooted, ran the install and resized my partitions to 350 and 150. Everything installed fine, it rebooted and it automatically boots Windows 7, doesn't give me any Grub. I redid the install 3 times and every time it reboots right into Windows 7 without giving me any Grub option at any point. I have Quick Boot disabled, I can see the machine POST, but it still doesn't let me choose.

Never seen this before, any advice?

[oldfred]

Best to see details of what is where.

Post the link to the BootInfo report that this creates. Is part of Boot-Repair:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Info
Boot Repair -Also handles LVM, GPT, separate /boot and UEFI dual boot.:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
You can repair many boot issues with this or 'Create BootInfo' report (Other Options) & post the link it creates, so we can see your exact configuration and diagnose advanced problems.
Install in Ubuntu liveCD or USB or Full RepairCD with Boot-Repair (for newer computers)
http://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair/home/Home/
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuSecureRemix

[Maheriano]

Thanks, you were pretty close.
Figured out the problem, this computer has a UEFI boot so I had to run the LiveUSB and do a boot repair with all recommended options. That gave me the Grub options and then I could boot into either Ubuntu or Windows.

[zer010]

It seems that I'm definitely not the only one with this issue. I don't have any Boot-info and such currently after my nth install. Will install Lubuntu 12.10 again tomorrow and gather the appropriate info.

[zer010]

OK, installed Lubuntu 12.10 again.
Also installed boot-repair in a Live session.
Before running the repair option, here's the info link.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/5589343/

I'll run the repair later and post another info link.

[zer010]

Ok, ran the boot-repair and it says everything went fine, we'll see after a reboot. Here's the info link it gave at finish.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/5589373/

[oldfred]

Even if you UEFI/BIOS has UEFI, your Windows & Ubuntu are installed in BIOS mode. So you should not boot anything in UEFI mode.