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MY system had Win 7 Home Basic, after which I created separate partitions for a Linux Ubuntu installation. After doing this I had the option to choose between each OS at startup due to the dual boot.



Recently I've updated Win 7 Home Basic to Professional Edition. I have changed only the primary Windows partition and I haven't touched the Ubuntu partitions at all. Strangely, after doing the Windows upgrade, I lost access to Ubuntu. I am not prompted to login to Ubuntu during startup - I am being directly logged into Windows without being prompted.



Why is this so? Is there a way to recover the Ubuntu startup without reinstalling Ubuntu again?


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The Windows install/upgrade process overwrites GRUB, the program which is stored on the start of your disk and which allows you to dual boot.



You can recover without re-installing, just read:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows .


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