boot repair

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I made an attempt to add ubuntu the other day, it semi took. When I triedto
boot to it today, there was nothing there. But.. There was a screen with many
different options on how to boot, repair, diagnose etc.. Tools everyone needs
but can't access.
I don't really want to re-install ubuntu just to find all those utils. Isthere
another way to get a boot repair screen with all the different utils on it ?
 
You need to reformat your hard drive and reinstall
Windows Vista. Ubuntu is not what its cracked up
to be.

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience -
Windows Vista Enthusiast

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I made an attempt to add ubuntu the other day, it semi took. When I tried to
boot to it today, there was nothing there. But.. There was a screen with many
different options on how to boot, repair, diagnose etc.. Tools everyone needs
but can't access.
I don't really want to re-install ubuntu just to find all those utils. Is there
another way to get a boot repair screen with all the different utils on it ?
 
You need to reformat your hard drive and reinstall
Windows Vista. Ubuntu is not what its cracked up
to be.
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Besides the fact this doesn't answer my question. In this you're wrong. Idid
run it, and found the similarities in it and Amiga to be very close, in
addition it didn't 'not responding' with every program it opened.
Only reason I'm not using it is cause my TV doesn't currently support linux.
I think it's a big improvement over Vista.
It's a fine OS. Just needs more software support.
 
Perhaps you should be asking your question in the Linux/Ubuntu newsgroup
instead of Vista.
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I would say read what I asked. But it's obvious you must have since you quoted
it.
It has nothing to do with linux or ubuntu. It's a Vista repair screen that pops
up.
The fact it was a semi install of ubuntu that gave me access to these extensive
VISTA repair tools is only secondary.
I'd like to access those tools without installing something damaging to get to
the page.
 
I made an attempt to add ubuntu the other day, it semi took. When I tried to
boot to it today, there was nothing there. But.. There was a screen with
many
different options on how to boot, repair, diagnose etc.. Tools everyone
needs
but can't access.
I don't really want to re-install ubuntu just to find all those utils. Is
there
another way to get a boot repair screen with all the different utils on it ?
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Try here..

http://vistasupport.mvps.org/windows_vista_repair_options.htm


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