Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
reinstall the fukking **** already.

On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 14:15:38 -0500, Van Chocstraw
<boobooililililil@roadrunner.com> wrote:

>Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
>reinstall the fukking **** already.

In your "bootup" thread people mentioned "hardware", but to don't
believe it.

"Van Chocstraw" <boobooililililil@roadrunner.com> wrote in message
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> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
> reinstall the fukking **** already.

Great. Now all you have to do is reinstall is Literacy and Communication 1.0
and Civility 1.0 in your own mental OS and you'll be good to go.

Augustus wrote:
>
>
> "Van Chocstraw" <boobooililililil@roadrunner.com> wrote in message
> news:YJ6dndIvctbgio3WnZ2dnUVZ_rydnZ2d@giganews.com ...
>> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
>> reinstall the fukking **** already.
>
> Great. Now all you have to do is reinstall is Literacy and Communication
> 1.0 and Civility 1.0 in your own mental OS and you'll be good to go.

He probably used a registry cleaner on his mental OS and it screwed up
the entries to those files.

Augustus wrote:
>
>
> "Van Chocstraw" <boobooililililil@roadrunner.com> wrote in message
> news:YJ6dndIvctbgio3WnZ2dnUVZ_rydnZ2d@giganews.com ...
>> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
>> reinstall the fukking **** already.
>
> Great. Now all you have to do is reinstall is Literacy and Communication
> 1.0 and Civility 1.0 in your own mental OS and you'll be good to go.

This fukking $hit should be far ahead of where it is. It's a pathetic
operating system.

Em Sexta 27 Novembro 2009 19:15, Van Chocstraw escreveu:

> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
> reinstall the fukking **** already.

All windows installers does that... what else is new?

ArameFarpado wrote:
> Em Sexta 27 Novembro 2009 19:15, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
>
>> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
>> reinstall the fukking **** already.
>
> All windows installers does that... what else is new?
>
>
It's time to hit Microsoft with a big law suite. Everytime I install
Windows it wipes my boot loader. Every time I install a dual boot,
Windows 7 doesn't want to live beside it and starts screwing up. It
wants to be the only OS on the PC. Maybe a large law suite will fix that.

Em Sábado 28 Novembro 2009 18:25, Van Chocstraw escreveu:

> ArameFarpado wrote:
>> Em Sexta 27 Novembro 2009 19:15, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
>>
>>> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
>>> reinstall the fukking **** already.
>>
>> All windows installers does that... what else is new?
>>
>>
> It's time to hit Microsoft with a big law suite. Everytime I install
> Windows it wipes my boot loader. Every time I install a dual boot,
> Windows 7 doesn't want to live beside it and starts screwing up. It
> wants to be the only OS on the PC.
Doesn't allways been like that?


> Maybe a large law suite will fix that.
I see the dificulty of bying a new pc without having to pay for a windows
licence that we are not going to use, a bigger offence.

good luck with your law suite.

ArameFarpado wrote:
> Em Sábado 28 Novembro 2009 18:25, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
>
<snip>
>> Maybe a large law suite will fix that.
> I see the dificulty of bying a new pc without having to pay for a windows
> licence that we are not going to use, a bigger offence.
>
> good luck with your law suite.
>
>

It would be interesting to see how a judge would react to his language.
I suspect that he would issue one warning, then hit him with contempt of
court on the inevitable second time.
Allen

On Sat, 28 Nov 2009 01:16:45 +0000, ArameFarpado
<a-farpado.spam@netcabo.pt> wrote:

>Em Sexta 27 Novembro 2009 19:15, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
>
>> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
>> reinstall the fukking **** already.
>
>All windows installers does that... what else is new?
>

<lol> Was it NT 4 when it started?

Give the machine to Windows and then Linux as a secondary install (not
a Linux user at all).

Van Chocstraw wrote:
> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
> reinstall the fukking **** already.

Windows 7 and Ubuntu9.10 cannot co-exist on the same machine harddrive
(separate partition) on MY Compaq Presario CQ50.
Install Windows 7 and it runs fine. Install Ubuntu and Windows 7 won't
boot. Fix Windows and Ubuntu won't boot. Back and forth I went with
these silly operating systems.
Now I have only WIndows 7 on the entire machine and run Ubuntu as a
virtual machine with VMware player. The only way I can do it on my
hardware. The other way around would require licensing headaches since
all I have is a $50.00 upgrade copy of Windoze.

On 2009-11-27, Van Chocstraw <boobooililililil@roadrunner.com> wrote:
> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
> reinstall the fukking **** already.

Because Ms Windows does not play well with anyone apart from herself and
your wallet

On Sat, 28 Nov 2009 13:25:45 -0500, Van Chocstraw wrote:

> ArameFarpado wrote:
>> Em Sexta 27 Novembro 2009 19:15, Van Chocstraw escreveu:
>>
>>> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had
>>> to reinstall the fukking **** already.
>>
>> All windows installers does that... what else is new?
>>
>>
> It's time to hit Microsoft with a big law suite. Everytime I install
> Windows it wipes my boot loader. Every time I install a dual boot,
> Windows 7 doesn't want to live beside it and starts screwing up. It
> wants to be the only OS on the PC. Maybe a large law suite will fix
> that.

Be sure and let us know how that goes for you.

On Sat, 28 Nov 2009 23:05:56 -0500, Van Chocstraw
<boobooililililil@roadrunner.com> wrote:

>Van Chocstraw wrote:
>> Why does Windows 7 fukks up my Grand Unified Boot Loader? Yes, I had to
>> reinstall the fukking **** already.
>
>Windows 7 and Ubuntu9.10 cannot co-exist on the same machine harddrive
>(separate partition) on MY Compaq Presario CQ50.
>Install Windows 7 and it runs fine. Install Ubuntu and Windows 7 won't
>boot. Fix Windows and Ubuntu won't boot. Back and forth I went with
>these silly operating systems.
>Now I have only WIndows 7 on the entire machine and run Ubuntu as a
>virtual machine with VMware player. The only way I can do it on my
>hardware. The other way around would require licensing headaches since
>all I have is a $50.00 upgrade copy of Windoze.

Go get wubi.exe
Problem should be solved.

<ericp@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> Go get wubi.exe
> Problem should be solved.

Wubi doesn't work on Windows 7.