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#Grub on usb windows install#
#Grub on usb windows Pc#

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:danielrichter2007/grub-customizer

#Grub on usb windows install#

To install it, just execute the following commands in a Terminal window. GRUB can be edited using a tool called GRUB Customizer. You can also change the boot order, so it would boot into your OS of choice by default unless you choose otherwise at the time of boot. You can quite easily change how the GRUB bootloader menu looks to something more pleasing to the eye. GRUB doesn’t require repairing very often, but you might not be in love with the default look. It also lets you copy the commands so you can simply paste them into the terminal and execute them easily. Boot repair takes care of most of the other things that you would otherwise have to manually do via more complex commands. You will be required to push commands through the Terminal and make the necessary choices.

Boot repair will guide you through the entire process.

It takes a little time to load up and when it does, select Recommended repair.

Once boot repair is installed, you can quickly search for it by pressing the Windows key and typing boot repair.

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair In the Terminal window, use the following commands one by one to install Boot repair. The quickest way to do this would be to press Ctrl+Alt+T.

Whichever be the case, launch a Terminal window when you’re in Ubuntu.

This step is not required if you can boot into Ubuntu installed on your PC.

This allows you to use a Live Ubuntu session directly from your USB drive without having to install anything.

#Grub on usb windows Pc#

Boot your PC via a bootable Ubuntu drive and select Try Ubuntu.

In this case, you have access to your Ubuntu system so you don’t necessarily need to boot from a USB drive. Another scenario would be that you can access Ubuntu and GRUB boots alright, but it does not show Windows or any other OS you may have installed.