USB
One of the solutions would be to mount an USB stick with Ubuntu on it.
After Ubuntu Live is started, boot-repair-disk should be installed.
*How to install:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair && boot-repair
Run it through dash or through terminal.
After running "recommended repair", most of the problems regarding GRUB should be fixed.
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How to install Windows 7 ISO from bootable USB stick
Often it is not possible to install the OS (Windows 7) from DVD. Sometimes devices dont have a dvd drive or you have only the ISO dowloaded from the Microsoft Download store. With USB installation you can save time but you need a USB stick with at least 4
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<li> you need at least a 4GB USB STICK</li>
<li> a original Windows 7 DVD or an ISO image, with another tool you can also create an ISO image</li>
<li>you pc or notebook must support booting from an USB device, you can check and change this settings in the BIOS otherwise you have to look into the namual</li>
</ul>
