Windows 7 not shown in GRUB menu after dual boot Linux Mint 18.3 [duplicate]
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I made clean install of Windows 7, left some space unallocated on SSD and during subsequent Mint 18.3 install with default "Alongside" option did not got Windows in grub boot menu.
I write this mainly duplicate because the solution was simpler than in other questions I found here, see my answer.
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Unable to boot into Windows after installing Ubuntu, how to fix?
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I made clean install of Windows 7, left some space unallocated on SSD and during subsequent Mint 18.3 install with default "Alongside" option did not got Windows in grub boot menu.
I write this mainly duplicate because the solution was simpler than in other questions I found here, see my answer.
windows-7 mint
asked Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
marked as duplicate by dobey, karel, Terrance, pomsky, Community♦ Feb 17 at 16:37
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
@karel, I made clean install of newest Mint and got problem. The solution is simple and in such shortness is not documented in suggested link and IMHO is valuable to new Mint users. Fill free to edit or delete if consider otherwise.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:31
@karel, I see my mistake, I will add my answer to suggested link, the question is indeed duplicate.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:34
Karim Mokhtar already posted the same answer there: askubuntu.com/questions/217904/…. It's a good answer. Somebody should give it another upvote like I did. I read your answer that you posted here was how I knew it was a duplicate question.
– karel
Feb 17 at 17:17
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up vote
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This question already has an answer here:
Unable to boot into Windows after installing Ubuntu, how to fix?
18 answers
I made clean install of Windows 7, left some space unallocated on SSD and during subsequent Mint 18.3 install with default "Alongside" option did not got Windows in grub boot menu.
I write this mainly duplicate because the solution was simpler than in other questions I found here, see my answer.
windows-7 mint
asked Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
This question already has an answer here:
Unable to boot into Windows after installing Ubuntu, how to fix?
18 answers
I made clean install of Windows 7, left some space unallocated on SSD and during subsequent Mint 18.3 install with default "Alongside" option did not got Windows in grub boot menu.
I write this mainly duplicate because the solution was simpler than in other questions I found here, see my answer.
This question already has an answer here:
Unable to boot into Windows after installing Ubuntu, how to fix?
18 answers
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windows-7 mint
asked Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
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asked Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
asked Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
asked Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
asked Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
1475
marked as duplicate by dobey, karel, Terrance, pomsky, Community♦ Feb 17 at 16:37
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marked as duplicate by dobey, karel, Terrance, pomsky, Community♦ Feb 17 at 16:37
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
@karel, I made clean install of newest Mint and got problem. The solution is simple and in such shortness is not documented in suggested link and IMHO is valuable to new Mint users. Fill free to edit or delete if consider otherwise.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:31
@karel, I see my mistake, I will add my answer to suggested link, the question is indeed duplicate.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:34
Karim Mokhtar already posted the same answer there: askubuntu.com/questions/217904/…. It's a good answer. Somebody should give it another upvote like I did. I read your answer that you posted here was how I knew it was a duplicate question.
– karel
Feb 17 at 17:17
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@karel, I made clean install of newest Mint and got problem. The solution is simple and in such shortness is not documented in suggested link and IMHO is valuable to new Mint users. Fill free to edit or delete if consider otherwise.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:31
@karel, I see my mistake, I will add my answer to suggested link, the question is indeed duplicate.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:34
Karim Mokhtar already posted the same answer there: askubuntu.com/questions/217904/…. It's a good answer. Somebody should give it another upvote like I did. I read your answer that you posted here was how I knew it was a duplicate question.
– karel
Feb 17 at 17:17
@karel, I made clean install of newest Mint and got problem. The solution is simple and in such shortness is not documented in suggested link and IMHO is valuable to new Mint users. Fill free to edit or delete if consider otherwise.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:31
@karel, I made clean install of newest Mint and got problem. The solution is simple and in such shortness is not documented in suggested link and IMHO is valuable to new Mint users. Fill free to edit or delete if consider otherwise.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:31
@karel, I see my mistake, I will add my answer to suggested link, the question is indeed duplicate.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:34
@karel, I see my mistake, I will add my answer to suggested link, the question is indeed duplicate.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:34
Karim Mokhtar already posted the same answer there: askubuntu.com/questions/217904/…. It's a good answer. Somebody should give it another upvote like I did. I read your answer that you posted here was how I knew it was a duplicate question.
– karel
Feb 17 at 17:17
Karim Mokhtar already posted the same answer there: askubuntu.com/questions/217904/…. It's a good answer. Somebody should give it another upvote like I did. I read your answer that you posted here was how I knew it was a duplicate question.
– karel
Feb 17 at 17:17
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Just ran command below in Mint and Windows 7 was added to grub menu along with Memtest btw.
sudo update-grub
Thanks for the tip goes to more lengthy:
Windows 7 not shown in GRUB menu, will not boot via BIOS, after Linux Mint clean install
Some developer, please add this to installer.
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
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Fair enough, I deleted my comment. Thanks Alexei
– dpb
Feb 17 at 23:17
If your answer is essentially a referral to another question, it would be better to flag this question as a duplicate of the other once you earned 15 reputation. If you have the reputation don't forget to vote for the answer(s) there that you found useful!
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Feb 18 at 12:50
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Just ran command below in Mint and Windows 7 was added to grub menu along with Memtest btw.
sudo update-grub
Thanks for the tip goes to more lengthy:
Windows 7 not shown in GRUB menu, will not boot via BIOS, after Linux Mint clean install
Some developer, please add this to installer.
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
Fair enough, I deleted my comment. Thanks Alexei
– dpb
Feb 17 at 23:17
If your answer is essentially a referral to another question, it would be better to flag this question as a duplicate of the other once you earned 15 reputation. If you have the reputation don't forget to vote for the answer(s) there that you found useful!
– David Foerster
Feb 18 at 12:50
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Just ran command below in Mint and Windows 7 was added to grub menu along with Memtest btw.
sudo update-grub
Thanks for the tip goes to more lengthy:
Windows 7 not shown in GRUB menu, will not boot via BIOS, after Linux Mint clean install
Some developer, please add this to installer.
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
Fair enough, I deleted my comment. Thanks Alexei
– dpb
Feb 17 at 23:17
If your answer is essentially a referral to another question, it would be better to flag this question as a duplicate of the other once you earned 15 reputation. If you have the reputation don't forget to vote for the answer(s) there that you found useful!
– David Foerster
Feb 18 at 12:50
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up vote
0
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up vote
0
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Just ran command below in Mint and Windows 7 was added to grub menu along with Memtest btw.
sudo update-grub
Thanks for the tip goes to more lengthy:
Windows 7 not shown in GRUB menu, will not boot via BIOS, after Linux Mint clean install
Some developer, please add this to installer.
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
Just ran command below in Mint and Windows 7 was added to grub menu along with Memtest btw.
sudo update-grub
Thanks for the tip goes to more lengthy:
Windows 7 not shown in GRUB menu, will not boot via BIOS, after Linux Mint clean install
Some developer, please add this to installer.
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
answered Feb 17 at 15:38
Alexei Martianov
1475
1475
Fair enough, I deleted my comment. Thanks Alexei
– dpb
Feb 17 at 23:17
If your answer is essentially a referral to another question, it would be better to flag this question as a duplicate of the other once you earned 15 reputation. If you have the reputation don't forget to vote for the answer(s) there that you found useful!
– David Foerster
Feb 18 at 12:50
add a comment |Â
Fair enough, I deleted my comment. Thanks Alexei
– dpb
Feb 17 at 23:17
If your answer is essentially a referral to another question, it would be better to flag this question as a duplicate of the other once you earned 15 reputation. If you have the reputation don't forget to vote for the answer(s) there that you found useful!
– David Foerster
Feb 18 at 12:50
Fair enough, I deleted my comment. Thanks Alexei
– dpb
Feb 17 at 23:17
Fair enough, I deleted my comment. Thanks Alexei
– dpb
Feb 17 at 23:17
If your answer is essentially a referral to another question, it would be better to flag this question as a duplicate of the other once you earned 15 reputation. If you have the reputation don't forget to vote for the answer(s) there that you found useful!
– David Foerster
Feb 18 at 12:50
If your answer is essentially a referral to another question, it would be better to flag this question as a duplicate of the other once you earned 15 reputation. If you have the reputation don't forget to vote for the answer(s) there that you found useful!
– David Foerster
Feb 18 at 12:50
add a comment |Â
@karel, I made clean install of newest Mint and got problem. The solution is simple and in such shortness is not documented in suggested link and IMHO is valuable to new Mint users. Fill free to edit or delete if consider otherwise.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:31
@karel, I see my mistake, I will add my answer to suggested link, the question is indeed duplicate.
– Alexei Martianov
Feb 17 at 16:34
Karim Mokhtar already posted the same answer there: askubuntu.com/questions/217904/…. It's a good answer. Somebody should give it another upvote like I did. I read your answer that you posted here was how I knew it was a duplicate question.
– karel
Feb 17 at 17:17