kespindler
August 12th, 2010, 10:27 PM
Hey all,
I just installed ubuntu on my new computer alongside the windows partition that came installed. (It's an eeepc with a 250gb HD, it came with 2 visible ~125gb partitions, i'm not sure if there were more hidden). I installed ubuntu with the 'side-by-side' option, that was supposed to leave existing partitions unharmed.
Long story short, I don't get an option to boot into windows during bootup. (I also end up booting ubuntu when I press the expressgate os button. If that could be fixed that would be awesome, but frankly, ubuntu boots so fast that I don't really need a instant-on os. :-) )
Anyone know what's up, how I can get into windows (in the rare occasion I'll ever want to use it?)
Thanks,
Kurt
I just installed ubuntu on my new computer alongside the windows partition that came installed. (It's an eeepc with a 250gb HD, it came with 2 visible ~125gb partitions, i'm not sure if there were more hidden). I installed ubuntu with the 'side-by-side' option, that was supposed to leave existing partitions unharmed.
Long story short, I don't get an option to boot into windows during bootup. (I also end up booting ubuntu when I press the expressgate os button. If that could be fixed that would be awesome, but frankly, ubuntu boots so fast that I don't really need a instant-on os. :-) )
Anyone know what's up, how I can get into windows (in the rare occasion I'll ever want to use it?)
Thanks,
Kurt