This question is very similar to others one but I haven’t find a precise answer to my problem.
I have one hard drive, with 4 partitions :
- A first system partition with window's bootloader
- A partition with windows 8.1
- A partition with ubuntu 12 and ubuntu bootloader
- And a storage one
I've installed windows first. Using easyBCD I can choose to boot either on windows or ubuntu, everything is working. When I select ubuntu, it goes on grub, with another boot selection, I find this very dirty : I would like to directly start on grub, how can I do that ?
I've broke BCD a few time doing dumb things like installing ubuntu's bootloader on the BCD partition ... I'm a noob with IT (by the way please forgive any vocabulary misuse).
Is there a simple way to achieve that ? like saying to my HDD to boot on the grub's partition, will it work ?