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Grub rescue after removing Ubuntu partition - lmfao3zWin - Jun 26, 2018
Hello. I removed the Ubuntu partition (Windows 10 dual-booting) and after restarting my computer, I have been stucked in grub rescue. I understood that my grub is installed in MBR and I should to recover the MBR with bootable Windows 10 media because the bootloader was removed but after I create the USB media, my laptop ports don't connect the USB (that happend 2-3 months ago). Soo what I should to do?
I haven't installed any updates for 2-3 months ago, as implied.
RE: Grub rescue after removing Ubuntu partition - webdev77 - Jun 26, 2018
Do your USB ports work at all? If they aren't working, your options are going to be slim unless you have a DVD drive you can use.
RE: Grub rescue after removing Ubuntu partition - lmfao3zWin - Jun 26, 2018
They aren't working. Ffs I should to go to buy one then. Okay, thank you a lot. I will write after try with DVD.
Yo, hey. I have the DVD but what tool should I use to make it Windows 10 bootable device? Because MediaCreation takes me to an error :/
RE: Grub rescue after removing Ubuntu partition - webdev77 - Jun 26, 2018
Use the media creation tool to download an ISO file to your hard drive. Then, just right click on the ISO file and select the Burn to Disc option. If you really can't get the media creation tool to download an ISO for you, you can always google search for direct links to the Windows 10 ISO files. They should be pretty easy to find direct from Microsoft.
RE: Grub rescue after removing Ubuntu partition - lmfao3zWin - Jun 27, 2018
(Jun 26, 2018 03:14 PM)webdev77 Wrote: Use the media creation tool to download an ISO file to your hard drive. Then, just right click on the ISO file and select the Burn to Disc option. If you really can't get the media creation tool to download an ISO for you, you can always google search for direct links to the Windows 10 ISO files. They should be pretty easy to find direct from Microsoft.
https://prnt.sc/jzm86m I can't. Burn to Disc doesn't detect the DVD.
RE: Grub rescue after removing Ubuntu partition - webdev77 - Jun 27, 2018
(Jun 27, 2018 12:57 AM)lmfao3zWin Wrote: https://prnt.sc/jzm86m I can't. Burn to Disc doesn't detect the DVD.
Do you have the correct type of DVD? Looks like you need to have DVD-R.
RE: Grub rescue after removing Ubuntu partition - lmfao3zWin - Jun 27, 2018
(Jun 27, 2018 05:01 AM)webdev77 Wrote: Do you have the correct type of DVD? Looks like you need to have DVD-R.
Gosh, I have DVD+R facepalm