snydley100
Wed Jul 24, 2019 3:33:02 pm
Hi, I installed Zorin 15, dual boot, along side of Windows 10 in the conventional way. I have since found out that Zorin can be installed without installing GRUB in the MBR in the conventional way, by adding it to the Windows bootloader as outlined here: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=14667&p=65279#p65279
My question is, since I've installed it the "conventional way" having GRUB handle the dual boot menu in the MBR, is there a way I can change this and boot Zorin by adding it to the Windows boot loader using the EZBCD program and let Windows handle the dual boot menu, WITHOUT installing Windows 10 or Zorin 15 again, adding GRtB to sda3,(where Zorin 15 is), removing it from the MBR in sda, where it is now, without reinstalling everything again? What it seems like I need to do is remove GRUB from the MBR,on sda, reinstall GRUB to sda3 where Zorin 15 is, and then adding an entry in the Windows bootloader for Zorin 15 with EZBCD edit. Can this be done after Zorin has already been installed with GRUB in the MBR without reinstalling the OSs?
Thanks,
Snyde
My question is, since I've installed it the "conventional way" having GRUB handle the dual boot menu in the MBR, is there a way I can change this and boot Zorin by adding it to the Windows boot loader using the EZBCD program and let Windows handle the dual boot menu, WITHOUT installing Windows 10 or Zorin 15 again, adding GRtB to sda3,(where Zorin 15 is), removing it from the MBR in sda, where it is now, without reinstalling everything again? What it seems like I need to do is remove GRUB from the MBR,on sda, reinstall GRUB to sda3 where Zorin 15 is, and then adding an entry in the Windows bootloader for Zorin 15 with EZBCD edit. Can this be done after Zorin has already been installed with GRUB in the MBR without reinstalling the OSs?
Thanks,
Snyde