In the left menu (EasyBCD Toolbox) select "Add New Entry". To solve your problem you have to do the following: Looks like your problem is that GRUB2 is properly configured correctly. So I went back and created boot entries for all four partitions on my disk. Being a complete newbie to Ubuntu, I had no idea what to make of it. I followed the listed steps and created a boot entry for the C:\ partition and this time there was a boot entry in the boot menu. I would boot using a usb drive but I don't have one to spare at the moment so please help me!Ĭoncerning Azmain's answer, here's what happened: The setup terminated successfully every time and told me the same thing but there's still no option to boot into Ubuntu in the boot screen. I also tried installing the live Ubuntu again and again. I tried rebooting multiple times but there's still no option to boot into Ubuntu. So I rebooted but there was no such option! On the black screen titled "Windows Boot Manager" the only two options were Windows 7 and Macrium Reflect Recovery which I installed for backup purposes. Then I let the setup do it's thing and after it was done the message said that I would see an option named "UNetbootin" in the bootup screen the next time I reboot. Selected "Hard disk" from the type menu in the bottom left corner. UNETBOOTIN WINDOWS 10 ISO ISO
Browsed to the ISO disk image that I had downloaded.Selected "Ubuntu" from the "=Select Distribution=" drop down menu.
Downloaded ubuntu-18.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso and unetbootin-windows-661.exe from their respective official sources.I am a complete newbie to Ubuntu so I am not sure what the correct terminology for this is.
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