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Hi, This issue is fixed in Grub2Win version 3.0.0.6 Build 1778 or higher. It was triggered by changes in the way Windows 11 version 26200 processes certain files. Thanks, Dave

Hi Jeff, You should understand that Grub2Win simply loads the Chrome or Brunch kernel into memory. Then Grub2Win is removed from memory. Once you select Chrome or Brunch, the Chrome or Brunch code is in control of your machine. Grub2Win is long gone. You must seek support from the Chrome or Brunch site where you downloaded their code. Thanks for understanding, Dave

Hi, This may be caused by an incompatibility with the newest AutoIt version 3.3.18 compiler. AutoIt is used to generate the Grub2Win .exe files. Some older and BIOS machines have problems with 3.3.18 generated code. I am now compiling the Grub2Win Legacy code using the previous AutoIt 3.3.16 compiler. Please download the latest Grub2Win Legacy version 1.4.3.5 build 1004 or higher. It contains the code from the older 3.3.16 compiler. Available here https://sourceforge.net/projects/legacy.grub2win.p/files/...

Hi, This may be caused by an incompatibility with the newest AutoIt version 3.18 compiler. AutoIt is used to generate the Grub2Win .exe files. Some older and BIOS machines have problems with 3.18 generated code. I am now compiling the Grub2Win Legacy code using the previous AutoIt 3.16 compiler. Please download the latest Grub2Win Legacy version 1.4.3.5 build 1004 or higher. It contains the code from the older 3.16 compiler. Available here https://sourceforge.net/projects/legacy.grub2win.p/files/...

Hi, It seems you are OK for now. As long as the installer is SSL signed by me. Grub2Win detects and deletes these out-of-date modules and installers downloaded from the fake site. Beware though, The fake site might start offering malware at any time. This is beyond my control. I have initiated a legal process against the site. The hosting company has been served with a takedown notice. This process can take several months, particularly when the host is in another country. Dave

* This is a major release of Grub2Win * Version 3.0.0.1 Grub2Win will now support Windows 11 and Windows 10 systems exclusively. All systems must run 64 bit EFI firmware to be supported. For these modern systems, the latest Grub2Win can be downloaded here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/grub2win/ ******* I realize the many users still run older BIOS firmware and even 32 bit systems. For these older systems, I created Grub2Win Legacy. This allows Windows 7, Vista, Windows 8 and Windows XP to run...

* This is a major release of Grub2Win * Version 2.0.0.1 Grub2Win will now support Windows 11 and Windows 10 systems exclusively. All systems must run 64 bit EFI firmware to be supported. For these modern systems, the latest Grub2Win can be downloaded here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/grub2win/ ******* I realize the many users still run older BIOS firmware and even 32 bit systems. For these older systems, I created Grub2Win Legacy. This allows Windows 7, Vista, Windows 8 and Windows XP to run...

Hi Sarah, I have not been able to recreate this behavior on any of my systems. It is possible that there is an unusual entry in your Windows BCD. Please send me your Grub2Win diagnostics. The diagnostics include information about your hardware and BCD configuration. Once I have your diagnostics, I can look into this. Thanks, Dave