I have Windows 7 (my primary OS) installed on my SSD, and I recently installed Ubuntu 12.10 (I only use it occasionally) on a partition I made of my HDD which I also use to store files on.
My BIOS is set to start my SSD by default. Whenever I boot, I see the GRUB menu asking for which OS to boot (Windows 7 or Ubuntu and other recovery versions of Ubuntu).
I want Windows 7 to boot automatically, and never show GRUB menu again. I want to be able to boot Ubuntu when I need it from my BIOS by selecting my HDD or the partition I made for Ubuntu from the boot disk selection menu in my BIOS.
Thanks.
Grub
is installed onto? To check, run the BootInfoScript and show us the output. I'm assumingGrub
is installed on your SSD'sMBR
. The idea is to remove it from there, and install it on your HDD'sMBR
. You'll need aLiveDVD/LiveUSB
session to do either. More importantly, you'll need to ensure thatWindows
doesn't needGrub
to boot before removing it. – oaskamay Mar 11 '13 at 22:59