Stuck on grub rescue after windows update attempted
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I had a dual boot system with ubuntu and win10 but tonight windows attempted an update which has messed it up and left me in grub rescue.
I am complete novice in Linux and I cant boot from usb otherwise would just reinstall
grub2 system
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I had a dual boot system with ubuntu and win10 but tonight windows attempted an update which has messed it up and left me in grub rescue.
I am complete novice in Linux and I cant boot from usb otherwise would just reinstall
grub2 system
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See my answer at askubuntu.com/questions/961387/…
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I had a dual boot system with ubuntu and win10 but tonight windows attempted an update which has messed it up and left me in grub rescue.
I am complete novice in Linux and I cant boot from usb otherwise would just reinstall
grub2 system
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I had a dual boot system with ubuntu and win10 but tonight windows attempted an update which has messed it up and left me in grub rescue.
I am complete novice in Linux and I cant boot from usb otherwise would just reinstall
grub2 system
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See my answer at askubuntu.com/questions/961387/…
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See my answer at askubuntu.com/questions/961387/…
– heynnema
May 20 at 13:39
See my answer at askubuntu.com/questions/961387/…
– heynnema
May 20 at 13:39
See my answer at askubuntu.com/questions/961387/…
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You have to put an Ubuntu ISO onto a USB stick and boot from that. After loading the live version of Ubuntu you'll have to chroot into your system and update-grup. Grub will find all your partitions, both Windows and Linux, and you'll be able to choose at boot time again.
Checkout this Ubuntu Help Page for Grub Recovery.
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You have to put an Ubuntu ISO onto a USB stick and boot from that. After loading the live version of Ubuntu you'll have to chroot into your system and update-grup. Grub will find all your partitions, both Windows and Linux, and you'll be able to choose at boot time again.
Checkout this Ubuntu Help Page for Grub Recovery.
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You have to put an Ubuntu ISO onto a USB stick and boot from that. After loading the live version of Ubuntu you'll have to chroot into your system and update-grup. Grub will find all your partitions, both Windows and Linux, and you'll be able to choose at boot time again.
Checkout this Ubuntu Help Page for Grub Recovery.
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You have to put an Ubuntu ISO onto a USB stick and boot from that. After loading the live version of Ubuntu you'll have to chroot into your system and update-grup. Grub will find all your partitions, both Windows and Linux, and you'll be able to choose at boot time again.
Checkout this Ubuntu Help Page for Grub Recovery.
answered May 20 at 1:40
Socrates
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You have to put an Ubuntu ISO onto a USB stick and boot from that. After loading the live version of Ubuntu you'll have to chroot into your system and update-grup. Grub will find all your partitions, both Windows and Linux, and you'll be able to choose at boot time again.
Checkout this Ubuntu Help Page for Grub Recovery.
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See my answer at askubuntu.com/questions/961387/…
– heynnema
May 20 at 13:39