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Keep in mind that Mint 14 installed correctly and so did Grub. The PC was booted from an ISO file of AOMEI Backupper.

I have no idea why it worked before and why it isn't working now. 353 94K views 7 years ago An ISO file was added to the OS selection menu using EasyBCD. I've been trying to search for this specific issue but nothing seems similar to my case. We also explain how to boot ISO and VHD files from the boot menu. GRUB4DOS 0.4.5b, Mem: 592K/2357M/1408M, End: 35560D How to manage the Windows boot manager with EasyBCD: what is the BCD file and how to. However, for some reason, this time when I decide to boot up Mint I only get some type of command prompt which says something like almost exactly like this (taken from another thread): GRUB is installed on HDD 2 MBR since I don't want it to override Windows bootloader which is in HDD 1. HDD 2 - No system files or Mint partitions, just data.

Did the same process as before by using EasyBCD to add Mint 14 into Windows boot loader. Cleaned it all up and re installed Mint 14. EasyBCD Deployment License If youre using EasyBCD to create boot profiles that are being deployed site-wide, you need one EasyBCD license plus a deployment. Supports Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8, plus various recovery utilities. Had W7 and Mint 13 running correctly before. Easy USB Creator 2.3.2 Turn ISO images for Windows setup discs and recovery programs into bootable USB sticks. In the terminal, type in sudo gedit /etc/default/grub and enter your password. I'll try to make this as quick as possible. Once inside Ubuntu, log in with your username and password and start a new Terminal as shown: Step Six.