Windows won't boot after installing Ubuntu 18.04 (Boots to Recovery screen)
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Windows boots fine from Ubuntu 17 grub, but Ubuntu 18 grub it just shows the Windows "Recovery" blue screen
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Windows boots fine from Ubuntu 17 grub, but Ubuntu 18 grub it just shows the Windows "Recovery" blue screen
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Windows boots fine from Ubuntu 17 grub, but Ubuntu 18 grub it just shows the Windows "Recovery" blue screen
grub2 windows 18.04
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Windows boots fine from Ubuntu 17 grub, but Ubuntu 18 grub it just shows the Windows "Recovery" blue screen
grub2 windows 18.04
asked May 26 at 4:10
Jonathan
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asked May 26 at 4:10
Jonathan
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asked May 26 at 4:10
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I'm kind of kicking myself. The exact same day I installed Ubuntu 18.04, my hard drive power cable got internally loose (the SATA cable was fine)
I found this out by booting into Ubuntu, opening Nautilus, going to "Other Locations" and noticing the Windows hard drive was not showing up. So then I got curious, because I KNEW it SHOULD show up.
So I cracked open the computer with a headlamp and noticed the cabling to the hard drive seemed wrong. I plugged it back in WHILE Nautilus was running and it just "popped up"!
Then I just rebooted and grub launched windows just fine. Crazy coincidence
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I'm kind of kicking myself. The exact same day I installed Ubuntu 18.04, my hard drive power cable got internally loose (the SATA cable was fine)
I found this out by booting into Ubuntu, opening Nautilus, going to "Other Locations" and noticing the Windows hard drive was not showing up. So then I got curious, because I KNEW it SHOULD show up.
So I cracked open the computer with a headlamp and noticed the cabling to the hard drive seemed wrong. I plugged it back in WHILE Nautilus was running and it just "popped up"!
Then I just rebooted and grub launched windows just fine. Crazy coincidence
answered May 26 at 4:43
Jonathan
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I'm kind of kicking myself. The exact same day I installed Ubuntu 18.04, my hard drive power cable got internally loose (the SATA cable was fine)
I found this out by booting into Ubuntu, opening Nautilus, going to "Other Locations" and noticing the Windows hard drive was not showing up. So then I got curious, because I KNEW it SHOULD show up.
So I cracked open the computer with a headlamp and noticed the cabling to the hard drive seemed wrong. I plugged it back in WHILE Nautilus was running and it just "popped up"!
Then I just rebooted and grub launched windows just fine. Crazy coincidence
answered May 26 at 4:43
Jonathan
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up vote
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I'm kind of kicking myself. The exact same day I installed Ubuntu 18.04, my hard drive power cable got internally loose (the SATA cable was fine)
I found this out by booting into Ubuntu, opening Nautilus, going to "Other Locations" and noticing the Windows hard drive was not showing up. So then I got curious, because I KNEW it SHOULD show up.
So I cracked open the computer with a headlamp and noticed the cabling to the hard drive seemed wrong. I plugged it back in WHILE Nautilus was running and it just "popped up"!
Then I just rebooted and grub launched windows just fine. Crazy coincidence
answered May 26 at 4:43
Jonathan
1,10421326
I'm kind of kicking myself. The exact same day I installed Ubuntu 18.04, my hard drive power cable got internally loose (the SATA cable was fine)
I found this out by booting into Ubuntu, opening Nautilus, going to "Other Locations" and noticing the Windows hard drive was not showing up. So then I got curious, because I KNEW it SHOULD show up.
So I cracked open the computer with a headlamp and noticed the cabling to the hard drive seemed wrong. I plugged it back in WHILE Nautilus was running and it just "popped up"!
Then I just rebooted and grub launched windows just fine. Crazy coincidence
answered May 26 at 4:43
Jonathan
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answered May 26 at 4:43
Jonathan
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answered May 26 at 4:43
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answered May 26 at 4:43
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