Feb 18, 2018 - Here you can download free grub4dos shared files found in our database: grub4dos.zip from mediafire.com host Grub4dos Installer 1.1. Grub4DOS Toolbox for Windows is a small utility that allows the user to install. UNetbootin Bootable live USB creator for Ubuntu, Fedora, and Linux distributions. After installing the Grub4dos code to the MBR copy C: Grub4dos grldr to the root of a (supported) local drive/partition. Installing Grub4dos Code to The Partition Boot Sector (grubinst) Using the Grubinst package, it is possible to install Grub4dos code to the partition boot sector. Grub4Dos GUI Installer is only installed the Grub4DOS MBR and booting code to your disk, so you still need to manually copy grldr and menu.lst from GRUB4DOS package to your flash disk or hard disk and configure to the menu.lst.

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First live boot to your Linux Mint system, using external Live CD/USB Drive, then follow these commands to re-install GRUB on MBR. • mount your Linux installed partition to some mount point. Here XY is the number of your Linux distro partition. Sudo mount • Now bind some essential live root partition directories to mounted root partition at /mnt. Sudo mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev && sudo mount --bind /dev/pts /mnt/dev/pts && sudo mount --bind /proc /mnt/proc && sudo mount --bind /sys /mnt/sys • Now, change the root to newly mounted partition directory. Sudo chroot • Now, install the GRUB using grub-install command at your HDD MBR. Grub-install /dev/sda • Finally update the grub entries to show newly detected partition operating systems.

Update-grub • And at last unmount all the binded partition directories, and then reboot. Sudo reboot That's it, hope this will help!! Windows will overwrite the boot sector whenever you install it. In general install windows first then linux. You can repair the grub by booting from a live disk of linux Mint and there should be an option to repair-boot, which will repair your grub. Restart it and now you should be able to see both the OS. Or you can boot from a live cd and perform the following steps: • Boot from a live CD (CD/DVD or flash drive).

• Become root or use sudo with commands below. • List the available partitions if needed: fdisk -l • Windows will almost certainly exist on /dev/sda1: mount /dev/sda1 /mnt • Reinstall GRUB in the MBR: grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sda • Reboot: shutdown -r now • Restore the GRUB menu: update-grub Thanks to @christopher for the above answer.

**(Update: 5th August 2010)** Here, in this quote, are some of the updated informations to this tutorial. Recently, in the early of July 2010, Windows 7 Installation boot entry has been added into MultiBootISO.exe. We don't have to do it manually as described below. All you need to do is: Step 1: Download MultiBootISO, run and install it into your USB Pendrive/External Hard Disk Step 2: As for fresh install, you only need to copy the following 3 file/directorys into the root directory of your USB(thanks for climbing for this info): bootmgr (file) boot (directory) sources (directory) Thats it. Reboot your computer from USB.

From the boot menu, choose Operating System Installers > Install Windows Vista/7 This Installation process of Windows 7/Vista will start. **End of Update 5th August 2010** Requirements: 1. MultibootISO > Install Grub4Dos easily into USB Flash Drive/External Hard Disk Get it here: or here: 2.

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Windows 7 DVD, ISO or Source Files 3. Notepad++ > To edit menu.lst Get it here: or here: Lets Start Step 1: Run MultibootISO, install MultibootISO into your USB Storage Device(ie.pendrive, External Hard Disk). This will install Grub4dos in pendrive. Step 2: Copy everything in Windows 7 Installation DVD into your USB storage. Step 3: Look for the file menu.lst in your pendrive/External Hard Disk, edit it with Notepad++. Step 4: You'll be able to see the first 9 rows as below in menu.lst. Code: # This Menu Created by Lance # Ongoing Suggested Menu Entries and the Suggestor are noted!

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Default 0 timeout 30 root=(hd0,0) color NORMAL HIGHLIGHT HELPTEXT HEADING splashimage=(hd0,0)/splash.xpm.gz foreground=FFFFFF background=0066FF title Install Windows 7 root (hd0,0) chainloader (hd0,0)/bootmgr The steps mentioned in this tutorial work with Windows Vista too. Install from Pendrive Restart the computer. Configure BIOS to boot from Pendrive/External Hard Disk. A boot menu will appear. You will be able to see the boot option Install Windows 7.