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I upgraded Ubuntu yesterday (from 14.something to 16.10 maybe :) ). The problem I have now is that I have two Ubuntu options in my boot menu. Grub Customizer shows the following (it indeed appears there are two Ubuntu versions.. is it possible that the "upgrade" actually installed a new version and kept the old one too or something??):Grub Customizer

PhantomR
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  • Your Picture only shows one version and a series of advanced "Options" for Boot. If you want to edit your Grub Menu and remove those, there are instructions for that. http://askubuntu.com/questions/265010/how-do-i-edit-grub-menu – EODCraft Staff Mar 30 '17 at 10:41
  • @EODCraft Staff indeed, that's what it looks like strangely. But in the boot menu I have like two Ubuntu's, two "Advanced options for Ubuntu" (or so) and Windows (and some memory test as far as I remember). Thanks for your help. – PhantomR Mar 30 '17 at 10:45

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Running the command:

sudo update-grub2

... should update your boot menu, have you tried that after the upgrade?

DocWeird
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  • Thank you. I hadn't tried it, but after typing it and rebooting, I still see two options in my boot menu. I haven't actually tried selecting the second one. – PhantomR Mar 30 '17 at 19:34