In summary, my hard drive looks like this:
partition 1 - used for Linux
partition 2 - Win7 loader
partition 3 - Win7 itself
... other (logical) partitions for Ubuntu usage
I should like to boot Win7 from partition 3, in order to free partition 2, not because of its present size, but because I could use another partition id for more useful purposes.
I was advised, in Ubuntu forums, that easyBCD was the tool to do it, so I downloaded (also donated, by the way, because free software does cost a lot of money), launched it, but saw no obvious way to do what I need non-disruptively.
Would some kind soul give me some advice? Thank you in advance
partition 1 - used for Linux
partition 2 - Win7 loader
partition 3 - Win7 itself
... other (logical) partitions for Ubuntu usage
I should like to boot Win7 from partition 3, in order to free partition 2, not because of its present size, but because I could use another partition id for more useful purposes.
I was advised, in Ubuntu forums, that easyBCD was the tool to do it, so I downloaded (also donated, by the way, because free software does cost a lot of money), launched it, but saw no obvious way to do what I need non-disruptively.
Would some kind soul give me some advice? Thank you in advance