<snip> if that is the case, the > problem is in your windows boot. > > > Karl F. Larsen, AKA K5DI Raymond, Are you getting the grub prompt right away, or after selecting it from the Windows boot loader menu? If you are getting it right away, then it would appear that grub has replaced your Windows boot loader (which is not such a bad thing in the end). I suspect that is not the case as you have not indicated that you cannot boot into your Windows partition, just your Linux one. If the Windows boot loader is coming up and allowing you to boot into Windows no problem, but when selecting to boot into Linux you get the grub prompt, then again the problem lies with grub configuration and your Windows boot loader IS working properly from the looks of it contrary to what Karl is suggesting. It is important to know how your system is booting and where it is failing. Any advice without knowing this is potentially erroneous advice because it may be faulting the wrong thing. Jacques B.
