I have set up Windows 10 on my laptop which already had Windows 7 and Ubuntu 14.04. When Windows 10 completed installing it put its own boot menu to cover both versions of windows. Is there any way of removing this and just having GRUB to have options for both Windows 7 and 10? Instead of just selecting the Windows 10 boot menu and having to select which version of windows from there?
I'm a LiLo user so I don't know the specifics, but you should be able to reconfigure/update/reinstall Grub in Ubuntu. If Ubuntu is not listed in the boot menu, you may have to boot a Live OS (Ubuntu does this?). *After thinking about it, you might just have to reinstall Grub all together, since Windows will overwrite it. To update Grub I think in a terminal it's: Code: # update-grub Then you will see all three (Win7, Win10, Ubuntu) in Grub when you restart. To manually edit Grub: Code: $ sudo nano -w /boot/grub/grub.conf And of course to install Grub is: Code: # apt-get install grub # update-grub (If my Debian memory serves correctly)
Another way is to sudo apt-get install grub-customizer from ppaanielrichter2007/grub-customizer. You can then install grub to MBR from it's menu. If you want you can edit grub's menu as well (e.g remove entrties, or 2x-click to change os-prober.)