Little problem with a newbie here, after a bunch of reinstalling, I've managed to make 7 + 8 + Ubuntu not crash on my new T430. 8 (pre)installed first, then 7, then Ubuntu (bootloader installed onto the root partition, not MBR I'm guessing?), then boot-repaired from a live CD Grub works, huzzah!

Problem is, booting to windows comes in two options:

* Windows UEFI bkpbootmgfw.efi
* Windows Boot UEFI loader

Both of which send to me to the Windows 7 bootloader, which then gives me the choice to boot 7 or 8. Any way I can boot to both of them directly from grub?

UPDATE: I tried to use easybcd to re-default the windows bootloader, but it somehow managed to screw things up when "reset"ing, and I ended up with 60 boot items. Windows would not boot at all afterwards. 

I have now completely reinstalled everything, so Ubuntu and Windows both have their own boots which I can select as devices by pressing F12, and I can adjust the default as well. However, I would still like to have all 3 options available from start up. 

I tried using easybcd to add Ubuntu to the windows bootloader, but it says that it's missing the /NST/AutoNeoGrud2.mbr file and won't boot from there.