I feel like I've fucked up badly, hoping someone can help me - it'll be greatly appreciated.
I attempted to set up a dual-boot with Windows 10 & Linux Mint. I ran through the Linux mint installation and went through with the 'Run Linux alongside of windows' and hit install.
I can manage to boot Linux mint (although half the time it doesn't boot, I get a black screen. After turning laptop off and on several times I manage to get Linux loaded.
Windows is a no go at all, I've tried the recovery options etc and they all come back with 'missing windows partition files'
Is there a way to recover this? Perhaps installing windows 10 onto a USB and booting/installing it from that - will this fix the missing files and get me back to where I was?
Half of the time I can't enable wifi on Linux mint either, sometimes it works. Otherwise I have to keep restarting it till it works. I can't keep my laptop like this its a nightmare and would appreciate help fixing this!
I'm very new with linux, I wanted dual boot to start learning it. Please bare in mind my understanding might not be great if it's not dumbed down for me.
Thank you,
I attempted to set up a dual-boot with Windows 10 & Linux Mint. I ran through the Linux mint installation and went through with the 'Run Linux alongside of windows' and hit install.
I can manage to boot Linux mint (although half the time it doesn't boot, I get a black screen. After turning laptop off and on several times I manage to get Linux loaded.
Windows is a no go at all, I've tried the recovery options etc and they all come back with 'missing windows partition files'
Is there a way to recover this? Perhaps installing windows 10 onto a USB and booting/installing it from that - will this fix the missing files and get me back to where I was?
Half of the time I can't enable wifi on Linux mint either, sometimes it works. Otherwise I have to keep restarting it till it works. I can't keep my laptop like this its a nightmare and would appreciate help fixing this!
I'm very new with linux, I wanted dual boot to start learning it. Please bare in mind my understanding might not be great if it's not dumbed down for me.
Thank you,



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