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Try the amd website or ati might have one.

Download the free edition of EasyBCD (it's boot-up software) and install it in 'C' -Windows. Run EasyBCD... it's very straightforward. It will identify the operating systems on your computer ... choose 'use EasyBCD boot loader' (or similar) and save the changes. It sounds as though you have somehow lost the boot loader for Ubuntu (it's in C - Windows) when there was an update, which is quite common .. Using EasyBCD will return your computer to dual-boot

Click mouse when your cursor is in the middle of some of the original typing... That will tell you what type (font) Libra is using there... Write that down so you'll remember it.. Then move your cursor back to where you want to type.. Chances are, the type will change back to whatever you were last typing.. Go up to the top with your mouse cursor and change the font manually to match what it was originally..... then type on. It should be correct.....

10.04 is now quite old. The easiest solution is to visit http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop and download the latest version.

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Not sure what you're asking. First what Operating system are you using and is Ubuntu installed to your hard drive or on a virtual drive?These are the normal procedures for HP Pavilion DV5

1. Restart the Computer
2. Press the F11 key to launch the HP Recovery Manager.
3. When the "Welcome to HP Recovery Manager" window appears, click Next .
4. When asked to perform a "Microsoft System Restore" , select No, then click Next .
5. When asked to perform a System Recovery , select Yes, then click Next .
6. When asked to Backup Files , select the option you want.

When asked to perform a "Recover your computer to original factory condition" , select Next wait for the recovery process to finish. Hope this helps.

when you install ubuntu, (or practically any linux) it will give you an option to shrink the windows partition - it then sets up a dual boot for you. Windows doesn't see linux partions at all - so the set up has to be down from the linux partion.