Unable to boot into windows 10
While trying to install Windows 7 alongside Windows 10, an error occurred and my PC restarted. It booted up to a menu that consisted of Troubleshoot and Turn off your PC
I tried following some guides but that got me nowhere. I have access to Ubuntu on this machine and also have a USB with Windows 10 on it.
I noticed that the C drive is a recovery drive.
Here are my volumes and partitions:
windows-7 windows boot
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
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While trying to install Windows 7 alongside Windows 10, an error occurred and my PC restarted. It booted up to a menu that consisted of Troubleshoot and Turn off your PC
I tried following some guides but that got me nowhere. I have access to Ubuntu on this machine and also have a USB with Windows 10 on it.
I noticed that the C drive is a recovery drive.
Here are my volumes and partitions:
windows-7 windows boot
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
harrymc
262k14271578
asked Feb 13 at 10:40
Morgan EvansMorgan Evans
1
It wouldn't hurt to add a screenshot of this menu you are getting. I assume the commandlist partitionwas preceded by aselect disk 0? If you go intoTroubleshootdid you try the option ofStartup Repair?
– harrymc
Feb 13 at 11:21
Startup repair just tells me that it failed, and Log File is blank.
– Morgan Evans
Feb 13 at 17:28
add a comment |
While trying to install Windows 7 alongside Windows 10, an error occurred and my PC restarted. It booted up to a menu that consisted of Troubleshoot and Turn off your PC
I tried following some guides but that got me nowhere. I have access to Ubuntu on this machine and also have a USB with Windows 10 on it.
I noticed that the C drive is a recovery drive.
Here are my volumes and partitions:
windows-7 windows boot
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
harrymc
262k14271578
asked Feb 13 at 10:40
Morgan EvansMorgan Evans
1
While trying to install Windows 7 alongside Windows 10, an error occurred and my PC restarted. It booted up to a menu that consisted of Troubleshoot and Turn off your PC
I tried following some guides but that got me nowhere. I have access to Ubuntu on this machine and also have a USB with Windows 10 on it.
I noticed that the C drive is a recovery drive.
Here are my volumes and partitions:
windows-7 windows boot
windows-7 windows boot
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
harrymc
262k14271578
asked Feb 13 at 10:40
Morgan EvansMorgan Evans
1
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
harrymc
262k14271578
asked Feb 13 at 10:40
Morgan EvansMorgan Evans
1
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
harrymc
262k14271578
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
harrymc
262k14271578
edited Feb 13 at 11:13
harrymc
262k14271578
262k14271578
asked Feb 13 at 10:40
Morgan EvansMorgan Evans
1
asked Feb 13 at 10:40
Morgan EvansMorgan Evans
1
asked Feb 13 at 10:40
Morgan EvansMorgan Evans
1
1
It wouldn't hurt to add a screenshot of this menu you are getting. I assume the commandlist partitionwas preceded by aselect disk 0? If you go intoTroubleshootdid you try the option ofStartup Repair?
– harrymc
Feb 13 at 11:21
Startup repair just tells me that it failed, and Log File is blank.
– Morgan Evans
Feb 13 at 17:28
add a comment |
It wouldn't hurt to add a screenshot of this menu you are getting. I assume the commandlist partitionwas preceded by aselect disk 0? If you go intoTroubleshootdid you try the option ofStartup Repair?
– harrymc
Feb 13 at 11:21
Startup repair just tells me that it failed, and Log File is blank.
– Morgan Evans
Feb 13 at 17:28
It wouldn't hurt to add a screenshot of this menu you are getting. I assume the command
list partition was preceded by a select disk 0? If you go into Troubleshoot did you try the option of Startup Repair?– harrymc
Feb 13 at 11:21
It wouldn't hurt to add a screenshot of this menu you are getting. I assume the command
list partition was preceded by a select disk 0? If you go into Troubleshoot did you try the option of Startup Repair?– harrymc
Feb 13 at 11:21
Startup repair just tells me that it failed, and Log File is blank.
– Morgan Evans
Feb 13 at 17:28
Startup repair just tells me that it failed, and Log File is blank.
– Morgan Evans
Feb 13 at 17:28
add a comment |
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It wouldn't hurt to add a screenshot of this menu you are getting. I assume the command
list partitionwas preceded by aselect disk 0? If you go intoTroubleshootdid you try the option ofStartup Repair?– harrymc
Feb 13 at 11:21
Startup repair just tells me that it failed, and Log File is blank.
– Morgan Evans
Feb 13 at 17:28