rwonder
August 1st, 2010, 07:30 PM
Hello Everyone!
(keep in mind i'm a noob)
So i had installed Ubuntu on my last computer and the boot loader was changed to the linux one (i think it's called grub right?). Anyways, I couldn't get it to go back to windows, so i had to use my recovery discs to do so. In the process of doing so one of my hard drives (was dedicated to linux and so it was formated to the linux format not sure what that is but anyways) now my pc can't detect it. So that's one issue if someone can help guide me through how to turn it back into a ntfs or fat32 that would be great. But my bigger concern is, alright so i'm formatting my computer and i want ubuntu and windows 7 to be able to boot but i do NOT want the grub! I want to have Windows as my boot loader. How can I do this? Is my only option to by a high capacity sd card and boot off their?
Thanks guys!
(keep in mind i'm a noob)
So i had installed Ubuntu on my last computer and the boot loader was changed to the linux one (i think it's called grub right?). Anyways, I couldn't get it to go back to windows, so i had to use my recovery discs to do so. In the process of doing so one of my hard drives (was dedicated to linux and so it was formated to the linux format not sure what that is but anyways) now my pc can't detect it. So that's one issue if someone can help guide me through how to turn it back into a ntfs or fat32 that would be great. But my bigger concern is, alright so i'm formatting my computer and i want ubuntu and windows 7 to be able to boot but i do NOT want the grub! I want to have Windows as my boot loader. How can I do this? Is my only option to by a high capacity sd card and boot off their?
Thanks guys!