Hi Friends,
I had installed ubuntu 10.10 on my windows PC (WUBI) inside windows. I had
to reinstall my windows so I installed the ubuntu directly onto the hard
disk using the option 'alongside the existing OS'. This asked me to select
whether to install on the whole disk or the largest partition on the disk. I
went on with the latter. After the installation, I could see the windows 7
on the boot options, but i cannot boot into it. I think the ubuntu has
changed the filesystem into ext3/ext4 for the whole disk instead of that
partition alone. This makes me now inaccessible to the windows 7. This seems
different from the previous installations of the ubuntu which never gave me
this problem. And the other problem now is, I cannot see the other
partitions from ubuntu. My hard disk is of 1TB memory. Now what ubuntu says
me is the whole disk is free(945GB). But i have almost of 700GB important
data in the drive.
I need some help in recovering this. Also in installing the ubuntu alongside
other OS.
Thanks and Regards,
Manoj Kumar
