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@Acefangamestudio There most likely is. You can just chainload into windows(google it I haven’t tried it myself since I didn’t need to).
@roflschofel is their a way to uninstall grub cus i tested out dsl and i want it gone without disrupting windows.
:I am downloading linux mint 7″, Program: Downloading linux mint 8!
@iLoveMeSomeSOVA GRUB is the first thing that comes to mind.
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uninstall the other one.
I have a question. When I try to install a second Linux distro on a machine that currently has a distro already installed on my computer, it seems to not allow the original distro to boot up. Why does this happen and what must I need to do to make sure that both of my distros show at the boot screen?
it’s the linux mint’s 7 Gloria default wallpaper. you can search that up.
Where can i download that wallpaper?
crazy
Hiperkarma forever!!!!!