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Grub Ubuntu Missing

Grub Ubuntu Missing! Yeah, this error show when i turn on my ubuntu pc. It make me confuse what should i do. With several steps i have fix it. These are the steps :

1. You have to prepare Ubuntu Live CD. Then use it to boot your PC.

2. After desktop of ubuntu live cd show, open terminal and type this command :
$sudo grub
and it will open grub prompt ( grub> )

3. Next step is type :

grub>geometry (hd0);

then find one of partition that using Linux Filesystem (ex : Ext3, Ext2, etc)

4. After you find the Linux Partition, type this command
grub> root (hd0,?);
while the ? is number of position your linux partition. Example, if your partition in position 6 then type
grub > root (hd,6);

5. The last step is install grub again with command :
grub> setup (hd0);

Wait for a while until it finish and word "Done" show up. Next, restart your pc and don't forget remove your ubuntu live cd.
If your computer support boot using USB Flash Disk, you can use it too. That's all i hope it can fix your 'Grub Ubuntu Missing'

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