Tell me more ×  I installed Ubuntu 12.10 using a bootable USB
(4GB) on my friend's laptop. Dell Inspiron 1510 (n series)
Initially, she approached me since Ubuntu was not able to be
installed on her laptop. The problem was that her HDD was
converted into a Dynamic disk. I used EaseUS to convert the disk
into basic disk.  First time it gave me a small error and it
didn't apply the changes on the computer yet (hadn't rebooted
yet) but I closed EaseUS after the process finished and checked
disk management, HDD was still dynamic. I repeated the process.
This time, the entire process went smoothly and I installed
Ubuntu 12.10 successfully as a dual boot.  After that, I
couldn't boot into Windows 7 I can access the files from Ubuntu
though.  She doesn't have a recovery disk and doesn't remember
the version of Windows 7 (most probably Home Basic/Premium)  How
can I find out the correct version? How can I fix this problem?
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