RebuildBcd and /ScanOs could not find any Windows installations. I can access the entire drive via Ubuntu (I'm on a stick drive right now), but when I go to boot from it, I'm running into the aforementioned problems.ĭoes anyone know what I should be looking at or how to fix this?Įdit: I tried GKoe's suggestion to no avail. Maybe it's BCDedit file getting confused.Īnyway, I'm not sure how to go about fixing it. My best guess is after the migration, my new settings didn't get changed over to point to my user profiles on my new partition, and were still pointing to my old one. I've only been able to open Task Manager via Ctrl+Shift+Esc so far, or Ctrl+Alt+Del After doing that, and updating GRUB, I now get hung up on "Preparing your desktop." for about 2 minutes and come to a completely blank desktop.
So "great", I thought, "I can reach my new partitions, now I can clean out the old drive". I used Gparted in Ubuntu to do most of the work, making sure to update GRUB.īefore I got rid of my old partitions, I could reach my new Windows 7 partition (F:) via GRUB > Windows dual boot screen> select the newer partition, and then I was on my F: drive. I recently purchased a 240gb ssd and wanted to migrate both of those partitions to this new one. I had Windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.10 dual booting on one 120gb ssd.
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