encryptedband
Member
Hello,
I'm at my whits end trying to figure my problem out and nothing I've found has helped. So I'm trying here to see if anyone can even point me in the correct direction.
I dual-booted Windows 8 & Ubuntu 13.04. Everything was working perfectly but then I ran EasyBCD and set it to have a 0 second wait before it selected the default Windows 8.
Now when I start my laptop it starts Grub2 which has all the various options. When I select Ubuntu it works perfectly still. But when I select any of the windows options it gives me an \NST\AutoNeoGrub0.mbr is missing 0xc000007f error.
I've ran boot-repair in Ubuntu hoping that would make a difference and it didn't. All the information on how to fix the problem is usually if you can't boot in to Ubuntu but can get in to Windows and everything I've tried in Ubuntu just doesn't make a difference. I'm not expert in bios and bootloading stuff so I really have no idea where else to look. I figured this would be as good of a place as any to ask for assistance.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
I'm at my whits end trying to figure my problem out and nothing I've found has helped. So I'm trying here to see if anyone can even point me in the correct direction.
I dual-booted Windows 8 & Ubuntu 13.04. Everything was working perfectly but then I ran EasyBCD and set it to have a 0 second wait before it selected the default Windows 8.
Now when I start my laptop it starts Grub2 which has all the various options. When I select Ubuntu it works perfectly still. But when I select any of the windows options it gives me an \NST\AutoNeoGrub0.mbr is missing 0xc000007f error.
I've ran boot-repair in Ubuntu hoping that would make a difference and it didn't. All the information on how to fix the problem is usually if you can't boot in to Ubuntu but can get in to Windows and everything I've tried in Ubuntu just doesn't make a difference. I'm not expert in bios and bootloading stuff so I really have no idea where else to look. I figured this would be as good of a place as any to ask for assistance.
Thanks for any help you can provide.