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I installed Lubuntu and created 3 partitions:

  • 1 swap
  • 1 Lubuntu
  • 1 Windows

I turned my laptop on and I got the boot menu and I looked for Windows 7, but there's just Lubuntu.

The device is a Toshiba Satellite c855-s5203 with 2 GB RAM.

I have checked in the drive application and Windows does not show up.

How can I fix this?

Zanna
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Chances are that you flattened your WIN7 partition, although you didn't want to.

  • boot into lubuntu
  • install Gparted with

    sudo apt-get install gparted
    
    • open it
    • look at the partitions (you may post here a screenshot too)

In both cases (partition still there / partition erased) you could try to rescue it, but in different ways. Just update the question.

Anyway, especially if the partition is still there, but it's not recognized, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair could be useful.

dentex
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Try this :

sudo update-grub

in your lubuntu ,then reboot to see if Win7 appear in the menu.

zionpi
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