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I hope you guys are doing fine.
So I tried to dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu 18.04. Windows 10 was already installed and I made a separate partition and tried to install ubuntu 18.04 on it.
The installation was successful but now I have messed up with the bootloader. It says no bootable media found. I can neither boot into windows 10 nor into ubuntu.
Accessing the driving through the ubuntu live cd. I have found that windows and ubuntu files are in their respective drives. So it is actually only the issue of bootloader.
Checking the BIOS/UEFI setup, I have found that boot options only point to ubuntu but dont even boot into that.
So how can fix this issue ? Will I have to reinstall the bootloader for windows ?
dual-boot grub2 18.04 uefi windows-10
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I hope you guys are doing fine.
So I tried to dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu 18.04. Windows 10 was already installed and I made a separate partition and tried to install ubuntu 18.04 on it.
The installation was successful but now I have messed up with the bootloader. It says no bootable media found. I can neither boot into windows 10 nor into ubuntu.
Accessing the driving through the ubuntu live cd. I have found that windows and ubuntu files are in their respective drives. So it is actually only the issue of bootloader.
Checking the BIOS/UEFI setup, I have found that boot options only point to ubuntu but dont even boot into that.
So how can fix this issue ? Will I have to reinstall the bootloader for windows ?
dual-boot grub2 18.04 uefi windows-10
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Do you see your data in live CD? Copy them. You can restore Grub in Try Ubuntu or from Windows or in its flash drive.
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I hope you guys are doing fine.
So I tried to dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu 18.04. Windows 10 was already installed and I made a separate partition and tried to install ubuntu 18.04 on it.
The installation was successful but now I have messed up with the bootloader. It says no bootable media found. I can neither boot into windows 10 nor into ubuntu.
Accessing the driving through the ubuntu live cd. I have found that windows and ubuntu files are in their respective drives. So it is actually only the issue of bootloader.
Checking the BIOS/UEFI setup, I have found that boot options only point to ubuntu but dont even boot into that.
So how can fix this issue ? Will I have to reinstall the bootloader for windows ?
dual-boot grub2 18.04 uefi windows-10
asked 2 hours ago
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I hope you guys are doing fine.
So I tried to dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu 18.04. Windows 10 was already installed and I made a separate partition and tried to install ubuntu 18.04 on it.
The installation was successful but now I have messed up with the bootloader. It says no bootable media found. I can neither boot into windows 10 nor into ubuntu.
Accessing the driving through the ubuntu live cd. I have found that windows and ubuntu files are in their respective drives. So it is actually only the issue of bootloader.
Checking the BIOS/UEFI setup, I have found that boot options only point to ubuntu but dont even boot into that.
So how can fix this issue ? Will I have to reinstall the bootloader for windows ?
dual-boot grub2 18.04 uefi windows-10
dual-boot grub2 18.04 uefi windows-10
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Do you see your data in live CD? Copy them. You can restore Grub in Try Ubuntu or from Windows or in its flash drive.
– Mikemecanic
55 mins ago
add a comment |
Do you see your data in live CD? Copy them. You can restore Grub in Try Ubuntu or from Windows or in its flash drive.
– Mikemecanic
55 mins ago
Do you see your data in live CD? Copy them. You can restore Grub in Try Ubuntu or from Windows or in its flash drive.
– Mikemecanic
55 mins ago
Do you see your data in live CD? Copy them. You can restore Grub in Try Ubuntu or from Windows or in its flash drive.
– Mikemecanic
55 mins ago
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Unfortunately, this is very common. Perhaps you can follow the instructions for boot-repair at this website
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
Then you will have a huge list of grub choices.. You can remove them the easy way by installing grub customizer (google how to install it).
answered 2 hours ago
Bhikkhu SubhutiBhikkhu Subhuti
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this worked and I am now able to boot into ubuntu but i still cant boot into windows. and I cant find an option for that as well. what should I do ? Aslo when reinstalling bootloader, boot repair gave options of 3 drives to insall bootloader on. one was USB drive, one was my 1TB harddrive. Another was shown around 100 GB I did not know what that was. so I selected only one option that was 1TB hard drive. Should I have selected 2 drives ?
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Unfortunately, this is very common. Perhaps you can follow the instructions for boot-repair at this website
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
Then you will have a huge list of grub choices.. You can remove them the easy way by installing grub customizer (google how to install it).
answered 2 hours ago
Bhikkhu SubhutiBhikkhu Subhuti
463419
this worked and I am now able to boot into ubuntu but i still cant boot into windows. and I cant find an option for that as well. what should I do ? Aslo when reinstalling bootloader, boot repair gave options of 3 drives to insall bootloader on. one was USB drive, one was my 1TB harddrive. Another was shown around 100 GB I did not know what that was. so I selected only one option that was 1TB hard drive. Should I have selected 2 drives ?
– detectiveahg
53 mins ago
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Unfortunately, this is very common. Perhaps you can follow the instructions for boot-repair at this website
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
Then you will have a huge list of grub choices.. You can remove them the easy way by installing grub customizer (google how to install it).
answered 2 hours ago
Bhikkhu SubhutiBhikkhu Subhuti
463419
this worked and I am now able to boot into ubuntu but i still cant boot into windows. and I cant find an option for that as well. what should I do ? Aslo when reinstalling bootloader, boot repair gave options of 3 drives to insall bootloader on. one was USB drive, one was my 1TB harddrive. Another was shown around 100 GB I did not know what that was. so I selected only one option that was 1TB hard drive. Should I have selected 2 drives ?
– detectiveahg
53 mins ago
add a comment |
Unfortunately, this is very common. Perhaps you can follow the instructions for boot-repair at this website
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
Then you will have a huge list of grub choices.. You can remove them the easy way by installing grub customizer (google how to install it).
answered 2 hours ago
Bhikkhu SubhutiBhikkhu Subhuti
463419
Unfortunately, this is very common. Perhaps you can follow the instructions for boot-repair at this website
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
Then you will have a huge list of grub choices.. You can remove them the easy way by installing grub customizer (google how to install it).
answered 2 hours ago
Bhikkhu SubhutiBhikkhu Subhuti
463419
answered 2 hours ago
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this worked and I am now able to boot into ubuntu but i still cant boot into windows. and I cant find an option for that as well. what should I do ? Aslo when reinstalling bootloader, boot repair gave options of 3 drives to insall bootloader on. one was USB drive, one was my 1TB harddrive. Another was shown around 100 GB I did not know what that was. so I selected only one option that was 1TB hard drive. Should I have selected 2 drives ?
– detectiveahg
53 mins ago
add a comment |
this worked and I am now able to boot into ubuntu but i still cant boot into windows. and I cant find an option for that as well. what should I do ? Aslo when reinstalling bootloader, boot repair gave options of 3 drives to insall bootloader on. one was USB drive, one was my 1TB harddrive. Another was shown around 100 GB I did not know what that was. so I selected only one option that was 1TB hard drive. Should I have selected 2 drives ?
– detectiveahg
53 mins ago
this worked and I am now able to boot into ubuntu but i still cant boot into windows. and I cant find an option for that as well. what should I do ? Aslo when reinstalling bootloader, boot repair gave options of 3 drives to insall bootloader on. one was USB drive, one was my 1TB harddrive. Another was shown around 100 GB I did not know what that was. so I selected only one option that was 1TB hard drive. Should I have selected 2 drives ?
– detectiveahg
53 mins ago
this worked and I am now able to boot into ubuntu but i still cant boot into windows. and I cant find an option for that as well. what should I do ? Aslo when reinstalling bootloader, boot repair gave options of 3 drives to insall bootloader on. one was USB drive, one was my 1TB harddrive. Another was shown around 100 GB I did not know what that was. so I selected only one option that was 1TB hard drive. Should I have selected 2 drives ?
– detectiveahg
53 mins ago
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