You may not know how easybcd boots Linux dual systems, so today I will explain how easybcd boots Linux dual systems. I hope it can help you.

WIN 7 and Linux dual systems start in Windows boot mode by default.

1. Linux uses grub boot, while windows uses mbr boot. First remove grub boot, rebuild windows mbr boot, and download MbrFix.exe.

1. Mbrfix must be run in compatibility mode (Windows XP SP3)

2. Place Mbrfix under the C drive, run cmd, enter cd c: and press Enter

3. Enter mbrfix /dirve 0 fixmbr /yes and press Enter to restart the computer. The original Linux startup items such as linux and mint are gone.

2. Install easybcd software under win7 and create a new Linux startup item. The specific operations are as follows:

1. Open easybcd software

2. Select the add new entry item, then select the Linux/bcd label, select grub2 as the type item, and you can define whatever name you want. Then click add entry.

After the Linux startup items are added, the win7 startup items will appear first when restarting. (Of course, you can adjust the time when the startup items are displayed. Don’t jump over it before you have time to select it.)

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