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How do I add Ubuntu to the msconfig boot menu on windows 7?

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I have installed Ubuntu to a separate partition, with the GRUB bootloader on that partition.

I am now wondering how to add the GRUB bootloader to msconfig in windows 7 so it will ask me to boot to Ubuntu or win 7, upon booting my windows 7 bootloader. I would add it to the boot.ini except that windows 7 doesn't have it, everything is managed through msconfig.exe

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answered 2 Years ago rhaeams · Accepted Answer

I figured it out, I had install Ubuntu on a separate partition, then use Easy BCD to add an entry to the windows boot loader, that points to Ubuntu's GRUB boot loader on the other partition.