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I'm not the kind of user with programming skills, so I don't know much about configuring grub with commands. My problem is that I have 8 or 9 starting options in grub menu, and I would like them to be just the 2, being my operating systems. I have windows 7 and ubuntu 12.4. How can I delete the rest of the options? Thank you!

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Reset to default
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At terminal copy and paste the following to install Grub Customizer :

Step I:

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

Step II:

sudo apt-get update

Step III:

sudo apt-get install grub-customizer

Step IV:

grub-customizer

Unchecked items which you don't need save and restart your system.

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You can install grub-customizer. Here is the installation/user guide I found at Ubuntu forums. You can hide menu items by un-check the checkboxes.

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