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Grub is definitely a Linux boot loader. Windows prefers to be on Disk 0 and the boot partition should be active.
Try booting with your Win 7 disk and using the Repair facility, this should overwrite the mbr for you and create the 100mb hidden partition that 7 uses. |
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Grub is the standard bootloader for most Linux distributions. It sounds like there was a Linux install on this machine at some point. The easiest fix is to boot to the Windows Recovery Console and use bootrec.exe /fixmbr
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