For all with this situation, there is a workaround:

Boot your ubuntu and install grub to the linux partion
"grub-install /dev/sda6 --force" in my case (you need --force, because grub 
will tell you, that install grub to a partion is not the nice way.

Boot your windows
- with supergrubdisk
- or by Windows Disc in repair mode and bootrec.exe

install a tool "EasyBCD"
- now you can add the linux partion with grub in it to the menu (chage the 
default one, time, etc.)
- if you used Supergrubdisk you have to install the windows bootloader to the 
MBR. EasyBCD can do this (WinXP bootloader/Win7 bootloader) - Win7 Bootloader 
in my case

what will this do ...
the 1. bootloader will be the Win one. In my case, it will boot by default 
linux. Win bootloader will load grub ... and than ubuntu.

BTW: after this ... and a update-grub ... win7 sillt won't boot out of grub
BTW2: I used Supergrub2disk 1.98s1

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  Windows won't boot anymore

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