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comment by deepflows

Have a look at "system rescue cd".

Basically, it'll let you boot into your linux installation (using a rescue kernel). Once there, just install grub again - it'll detect that windows installation and allow you to choose your os at boot time.

http://www.sysresccd.org/SystemRescueCd_Homepage

Alternatively, "Boot repair disk" may be able to do it for you automatically. Just give it a try.





briandmyers  ·  3359 days ago  ·  link  ·  

I've used this successfully to repair a boot partition after a Windows re-install borked it. Always good to have a boot repair disc around just-in-case, if you're using a Linux bootloader.