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@@bharathgowda3579 try using exit command and entering something I am a noob Soo that's the only thing I have in mind... Idk commands that can help you... Maybe try the grub rescue link in the comment you commented to.
You saved me! Google nowadays doesnt provide answers anymore... I had to rely on random RUclips Videos before finding this alternative method to boot into my Linux OS
I wish you had posted this a day earlier. I had to reinstall grub yesterday when Windows nuked out my boot loader altogether. In BIOS, there was no Ubuntu or Windows Boot Manager option. Ended up fixing it with boot-repair but glad you made this video anyways
I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
Never put win and lin boot loaders in the same partition...big mistake, as you now know. Use two separate boot partitions, and for win and one for lin. interestingly, you can tell lin where you want it to put the boot loader.
Really helpful info. I watched your video of fixing OEM/MBR partition as I might deleted one and then followed that video but I messed with either MBR or GRUB in my dual boot OS laptop. So, it was showing me ‘missing operating system’ error but then this video helped me fix it and now life is normal. I wish I could know this tool earlier to help lot of my friends in fixing issues with boot. Amazing video :)
When you dual boot Windows and Linux install Linux in a separate partition. I stall the grub in the linux partition, don't install grub in windows. Then install Easy BCD in windows, this way you will have two separate OS and one will not harm the other.
Thanks Chris, I did fix my grub bootloader after a win10 update using super grub + grub-customiser with just one more action though, in grub-customiser saving the config wasn't enough I had to do "Install to MBR" to get the new config applied.
Tech joke for the day: Using windows: Windows update break your computer (Oh my god!) Using Mac OSX: Oh just $19.99! Using GNU/Linux: Yay! New features!
I triple boot my Mac with Windows, macOS, and Linux. My fix for the boatloader issue was to install each OS on its own drive, leaving the other two drives physically disconnected as I installed each OS. That way each OS physically can’t touch the other’s boatloader when installing.
I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
@@evagenesiz7802 dd stands for disk duplicate, it essentially duplicates the disk or disk image to a device or file making a perfect bit by bit copy, this includes the boot table if it was on the same device
I don't know about other distros, but from Mint, making a bootable usb disk from any image file is just a right-click away. The USB Image Writer app was part of Mint back in 2019 as well. Super simple program, works awesomely. No need to go looking for device ids.
My problem is normal but weird. I have a tri-boot with win 10, 11, and Linux. I did probably the bad thing which is lazily I used the installer to accomplish shrinking and creating the vacant space on a separate partition where Win 10 resided. Now, I can access all three systems. Success. But not exactly. It takes two tries to get into Win 10 from the grub menu. Win 11 no problem. It's annoying to boot twice, but it must be something easily fixed, or not. Help!?
I've given up on bootloaders working with Windows! I just install Windows by itself, then I make sure Linux disks is listed first in the BIOS . I just use the motherboards Boot options to select the windows boot disk (I hardly ever boot into it now) less hassle than having to repair grub every 3 or 4 times i boot into windows.
I don't have problems with either boot loader. Windows will typically only overwrite grub on Feature Updates, but I generally have these locked down to about every 18 months on a Windows PC as I delay them, because they are usually a dumpster fire on launch. Also, you can just add a Linux entry into the Windows Bootloader, as you don't have to use grub.
I did the same thing. I had 2 HDDs in the case, 1 for windows and 1 Linux. I just hit F12 and selected the HDD I wanted. This worked well for me as I had Dual Boot issues twice and gave up on that! Now days Windows is Gone (2 Years).. Now the Windows HDD is a storage drive.. Lol LLAP
@@ChrisTitusTech Think it's my motherboards BIOS/EFI that's the issue. it's an OLD Motherboard (got it around 2013) and it was never happy with Win 10 in EUFI mode.
@@s0litaire2k I have a modern motherboard (X570) but I am an old-school guy who doesn't understand how to use the UEFI. My previous motherboard was for an i5-750, I missed all of UEFI. :/
i have a complicated situation. i have a nextbook nx16w1124 with windows 8 on it. it was really slow so tested bliss os in live and it ran really well. when i installed it it would not boot i messed with grub and everything to try to boot it. when i gave up on that i said lets just go back to windows.... it wont boot from the recovery, shell says it cant boot it. this device also has dnx fastboot on it. to my understanding it can run windows or android. at this point i just want it working. do you have any ideas?
Great video!! I've had SuperGrub2 on a live dvd for a couple of years. I once booted from it for a whole week, until I got things figured out. Another tool, which I keep on a live dvd is Gparted Live, if partitioning from the installer is confusing. Thumbs up,Chris!
Hey I want you to know that I was able to follow this and use Super Grub Disk to boot back into Ubuntu Linux and use Grub Customizer to reinstall Grub back to the MBR! I used Balena Etcher to flash Super Grub Disk 2 to two USB drives. This is a real lifesaver because it means my dial boot works again! If Windows overwrites Grub again I will be prepared.
Hey Chris, I have a dual boot system UEFI and new nvme disk. I can boot on ubuntu but not win10. No repair works and I cannot use a usb with win10 to repair. It does not work. I also used boot-repair from ubuntu but still not luck. How can I use supergrub to repair the windows boot loader? I cannot boot via usb to windows and cannot use the command line. Thanks
Not the partition, just the bootloader. Bad enough though, it would be easy for MS to detect which other OS is on there and where it starts and neatly include it in their bootloader if they insist on the user using the Windows bootloader.
@@peterjansen4826 I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
Hey Chris, I was wondering if you could do a dive into Free IPA and Active Directory integration. It's something that no one really talks about and needs more exposure.
Chris, Did I miss something because I didn't see anywhere in the vid where you showed how to repair a boot problem. You showed us some fancy software, but didn't make it obvious how to use the software to "fix" a boot issue.
For a weird reason, I can clip/trim your videos and share the trimmed section of them. The "Clip" RUclips button just appear here on your channel. A very specific A/B test, perhaps.
I got a new step while dual boot parrot. That is, "detect network hardware". It's showing "No ethernet card was detected." Then gives me list of driver name . But there was no driver that match to my ethernet card. There is a another option that is "No ethernet card". If I select this and complete the installation , while I using parrot, it has no wi-fi option. I tried to install wi-fi driver but it's not working . And installing Kali-Linux is same as well. I don't know why ? plz help me . I'm trying for a month.
I install Manjaro on my HDD and now the Windows 10 installed on a SSD in the same computer isn't showing on the GRUB, I tried the method used in the video but the auto-detect doesn't found the windows boot...
I still don't get it, downloaded the supergroove, but writing to a usb card and then boot from there is not clear in this description, also howto repair the boot, I loose my windows, I only can boot in linux mint
I dual boot with Windows 10 an another instance of Windows 10. One is strictly for gaming and the other productivity. In order to switch, you have to restart your system, wait until the choice appears to choose which OS you want to use, then click that button. I want a faster unattended way to do that. I want a one click solution to tell my Windows 10 to reboot and log into the other Windows os. Do you know of any batch files or tools that do that? Thanks.
This program does not work! It says Booting Operating System then Welcome to GRUB. About two minutes later it says Error then Entering Grub Rescue mode. I get a flashing underscore cursor and nothing else happens. Kubuntu 23.10 non bootable. I was hoping this would fix my system. I had to boot from an old Kubuntu 19.10 live USB to get back here. Obviously my computer works it just can't boot after last nights update.
So, I tried installing puppy linux, and I have no clue what I am doing. I ended up putting the boot for my puppy to sda 1 and the rest of my shit to sda 2. Then tried installing steam, but then it had I had no space left and then it kicked me out of puppy and I rebooted my system and now I am stuck at Missing operating system. The sda 1 had 500mb and the sda 2 had 900gb.
I was actually able to boot in MX Linux using this tool, but I have not been able to set it up to boot normally. I have tried a couple of other Windows utilities: EasyBCD and Grub2Win. So far, nothing has worked. Any suggestions?
Pls pls pls help me, i dont know much about linux, i tried same as u shown in video just typed sdb1 for my usb drive and not usb is not detecting in explorer,,,, but blkid showing two partitions of usb pls help me
The reason that archive was so small is probably because it contains a disk image with a lot of empty space. Same reason dd ran so fast. Would be nice to mention in the video for new players. Just my 2 cents.
Hi Chris! If I only have one operating system installed like Mint or Parrot, Can I skip installing the grub in the Linux installation? Or is it still needed even for one operating system? Thanks for all the Linux videos! :D
You need a bootloader, but you can use Windows BootMGR or Linux GRUB it doesn't matter which. EasyBCD is windows software to use for boot modification or you can use GRUB like in this video.
Hi I want to configure the dual booting, I have Windows 7 In two disks an installed Windows 10 In another disk, now doesn´t appear the options. What can I do?
My config: windows is on a separate SATA SSD drive, nothing else touches it ... ever. Linux is on another drive, which can see windows via grub, but windows can't ever see Linux, so I am save :D I run Fedora (primary) on a super fast nvme, Manjaro on another old spinning drive which can see Fedora and windows in turn, so I can boot windows from Linux grub either way from both Fedora and Manjaro. IMO, bottom line is to never mix windows linux bootloaders on the main windows drive, that means never let windows be in charge of booting another OS, then you'll live a happy trouble free life.
A nice config though I can't tolerate spinning rust anymore. :) Why Fedora and Manjaro? Given that you put Fedora on the NVMe and Manjaro on spining rust I am inclined to think that for you Manjaro is for experimenting and Fedora is your daily driver.
@@peterjansen4826 Yep , Manjaro is just for fun to try out, it was just an old spare drive and I wanted to see what it is like, Runs surprisingly well on that old hard disk. I've run various distros on that drive to try. Manjaro has impressed me most so far so will stick with that for now. I've run Fedora since ever it existed .. even Redhat linux had before that, literally kernel 1.0 and up ... I have another spinning drive for backup. Fedora is for serious work .. as is windows for games and music.
@@afborro There is good music-production software on Linux too. Gaming is hit or miss, I play the games on Linux when I can (without sacrificing performance in a relevant way, I don't tolerate the FPS going all over the places or stutter) and on Windows when I have to. Some games don't run because of DRM (ridiculous!) and of course you have the problem with anti-cheat engines. For me the hardware (5700 XT) still is not properly supported on Linux unless it changed with the updates of a few days ago, once I install SC2 on Linux I will find out.
I'd love to use the rescue grub, but it may not fix what's broken which is a configuration problem outside the grub loader. A question I've been asking myself is what is happening between the 1st and 2nd try in entering Windows 10 that isn't happening on the first try. Is it an element of time, or something that is engaged after the 1st try that windows corrects-or linux corrects?
Good day , I installed Kali on the same path with Windows 10, right now I can't boot into my windows , I have tried my solutions on RUclips but it's not working . Is there any way you can help sir ?
even a newbie knows to install a clean version of windows first THEN INSTALL LINUX what do i do if i already installed linux after a clean install of windows and it was working fine for 6 months and lately i noticed i forgot about a 30 gb of unallocated space on my nvme boot drive and decided to triple boot another linux onto that space and it seems to install, Pure Os in this case but when i reboot except for the 1st time it alwasy just goes to the original windows/linux dualboot menu with no option for my newly installed pureos?
I did something silly and triple booted. Zorin and windows on 1 disk and another linux on 2nd disk. Tried linux boot repair, various sudo commands and lots of booting using the live usb of linux when both failed. Eventually i went nuclear and re-installed windows on the other disk and deleted the linux since i had nothing important on them. Surprisingly i just added the entry using EasyBCD! I wonder if your way would have worked. I might have to find out if you don't answer. Cause you see i want to delete that windows I installed for the purpose of getting my original windows booting again. Will this make my original windows stop booting?
I'm not the greatest at reading script files. I have a Macbook Pro dual booting Linux Mint. If I boot to grub, I don't have the list of 4-5 options like there usually is. Any ideas either from Chris or anyone who commented?
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Man, this tool is niice. But it didn't work to get back my Windows 10 bootloader. Same black screen 0xc00000f error. This happened after installing kali on a seperate hard-drive. Tried windows recovery media but I either did it wrong or something. Can't find the BCD to rebuild at all. Confirmed both Kali-Linux and Windows systems are running GPT formatted systems. That means they're both UEFI, correct?
I'm going to try this one to load my Linux system from an external drive. The thing is that I'm trying to boot a Linux kernel from a drive I previously used to boot Linux from my PC. Wish me luck, lol. Macs are a mess.
I have Debian(installed first) then I shrunk partion and stuck on Kde Neon(both boot), now when I boot I have to pick the OS to boot, default is KDE Neon(if left alone). All I try and do to change the default back to Debian fail. Can you help me fix it? can you do a video on how to do it?
First of all, nobody should be using bios anymore and everyone should strictly use uefi. Windows will NEVER override your boot partition if you install Linux properly. If you are dual booting, install windows first. After that, install Linux. When installing Linux, make sure you make a separate partition for uefi and make sure your Linux install uses that for its bootloader. After that, set the uefi settings to use that Linux uefi as it's first device drive. You will get into grub where you can boot into windows or Linux. Leave the beginning of your drive to windows and let it do its thing.
I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
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I followed your steps and now im stuck...in grub page only... not able to go back to the new installed os(linux mint). .... What shall i do😨
@@bharathgowda3579 try using exit command and entering something I am a noob Soo that's the only thing I have in mind... Idk commands that can help you... Maybe try the grub rescue link in the comment you commented to.
You saved me!
Google nowadays doesnt provide answers anymore...
I had to rely on random RUclips Videos before finding this alternative method to boot into my Linux OS
"it's just how windows work" loool the best quote describing how desperate becomes windows
I wish you had posted this a day earlier. I had to reinstall grub yesterday when Windows nuked out my boot loader altogether. In BIOS, there was no Ubuntu or Windows Boot Manager option. Ended up fixing it with boot-repair but glad you made this video anyways
I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
Never put win and lin boot loaders in the same partition...big mistake, as you now know. Use two separate boot partitions, and for win and one for lin. interestingly, you can tell lin where you want it to put the boot loader.
Really helpful info. I watched your video of fixing OEM/MBR partition as I might deleted one and then followed that video but I messed with either MBR or GRUB in my dual boot OS laptop. So, it was showing me ‘missing operating system’ error but then this video helped me fix it and now life is normal. I wish I could know this tool earlier to help lot of my friends in fixing issues with boot. Amazing video :)
When you dual boot Windows and Linux install Linux in a separate partition. I stall the grub in the linux partition, don't install grub in windows. Then install Easy BCD in windows, this way you will have two separate OS and one will not harm the other.
How is that
and what about UEFI computers?
The free version of easybcd only works with MBR and have used it. But grub2win is fantastic and supports UEFI as well and works well on MBR too.
Thanks Chris, I did fix my grub bootloader after a win10 update using super grub + grub-customiser with just one more action though, in grub-customiser saving the config wasn't enough I had to do "Install to MBR" to get the new config applied.
i knew i am going to need this video some day in the future...
emmm, I just realized this video was released at the same time I was downloading these 2 rescue linux disks! LOL! What a world :P
Chris is our Linux guardian angel
Tech joke for the day:
Using windows: Windows update break your computer (Oh my god!)
Using Mac OSX: Oh just $19.99!
Using GNU/Linux: Yay! New features!
Haha I have a shirt I made with this joke ;)
@@ChrisTitusTech That's why I brought it up lol
HewFreBie except Linux bricked my machine.
@DumbshitGaming it was being mean
I triple boot my Mac with Windows, macOS, and Linux. My fix for the boatloader issue was to install each OS on its own drive, leaving the other two drives physically disconnected as I installed each OS. That way each OS physically can’t touch the other’s boatloader when installing.
I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
This is an excellent entry for a Ventoy thumb drive 👍
dd stands for Disk Duplicate
however it may as well stand for Disk Destroyer when you use it wrongly 😂
wait if I do this to a flash drive will it be unusable again
I think it's stand for Delete Disk
@@AldoTheBoss no, it does a full format and clears all visible partitions
does it need that boo table drive for linux ? i can't quite understand
@@evagenesiz7802 dd stands for disk duplicate, it essentially duplicates the disk or disk image to a device or file making a perfect bit by bit copy, this includes the boot table if it was on the same device
Thank you Chris,
This information has really come in handy.
I will give it a try using your instructions.
Thanks
thank you very much for this video, worked like a charm! I am not 2 deep in the linux lore, so this was a game changer!
I don't know about other distros, but from Mint, making a bootable usb disk from any image file is just a right-click away. The USB Image Writer app was part of Mint back in 2019 as well. Super simple program, works awesomely. No need to go looking for device ids.
Chris I had seen the video in the past, but it saved my but today! Thank you thank you thank you!
THANK YOU! You are a fantastic TEACHER!
This works like a charm. Thanks for the tutorial Chris.
Chris, Windows is the septic tank of OSes....
This was so freaking great you're awesome man. Saved me so much freaking time
Amazing video
uh god this is very usefull
I dont know how many time I re installed entire os but with this video it all ends
Wish I had this video a month ago! Thanks for the awesome content!!
blasphemy! you already had Arch in that pen drive, you could have rebuild grub from Arch iso! (jk...)
hey! you are near 100K subs!!
Hehehe, You aren't wrong! Heck yeah 100k subs here we come!
I have ceen dealing with this issue a lot lately... thank you .
My problem is normal but weird. I have a tri-boot with win 10, 11, and Linux. I did probably the bad thing which is lazily I used the installer to accomplish shrinking and creating the vacant space on a separate partition where Win 10 resided. Now, I can access all three systems. Success. But not exactly. It takes two tries to get into Win 10 from the grub menu. Win 11 no problem. It's annoying to boot twice, but it must be something easily fixed, or not. Help!?
Setting up a 8gb Thumbdrive of live linux console with a few tools
$4 solution to so many problems
Thank you, Chris. Gah. Just don't let the Evil Twin live in the basement. Sooner or later it'll come out and trash the place.
Hahaha, I'm going to steal this saying.
Fantastic vid - many, many thanks. I'm gonna join your patreon right now - when I find out how to - not immediately clear to me as I type.
Yet another CTT saved video for the online “Brain Book”.
I've given up on bootloaders working with Windows!
I just install Windows by itself, then I make sure Linux disks is listed first in the BIOS . I just use the motherboards Boot options to select the windows boot disk (I hardly ever boot into it now) less hassle than having to repair grub every 3 or 4 times i boot into windows.
I don't have problems with either boot loader. Windows will typically only overwrite grub on Feature Updates, but I generally have these locked down to about every 18 months on a Windows PC as I delay them, because they are usually a dumpster fire on launch. Also, you can just add a Linux entry into the Windows Bootloader, as you don't have to use grub.
I did the same thing. I had 2 HDDs in the case, 1 for windows and 1 Linux. I just hit F12 and selected the HDD I wanted. This worked well for me as I had Dual Boot issues twice and gave up on that! Now days Windows is Gone (2 Years).. Now the Windows HDD is a storage drive.. Lol
LLAP
@@ChrisTitusTech Think it's my motherboards BIOS/EFI that's the issue. it's an OLD Motherboard (got it around 2013) and it was never happy with Win 10 in EUFI mode.
@@s0litaire2k
I have a modern motherboard (X570) but I am an old-school guy who doesn't understand how to use the UEFI. My previous motherboard was for an i5-750, I missed all of UEFI. :/
i think i'm going to do the same on my next system. 2 SSD, 1 for Linux and 1 for Windows (a smaller drive hahah)
i have a complicated situation. i have a nextbook nx16w1124 with windows 8 on it. it was really slow so tested bliss os in live and it ran really well. when i installed it it would not boot i messed with grub and everything to try to boot it. when i gave up on that i said lets just go back to windows.... it wont boot from the recovery, shell says it cant boot it. this device also has dnx fastboot on it. to my understanding it can run windows or android. at this point i just want it working. do you have any ideas?
This video will help all those noobies, who fucked up there system installation while installing Linux...
My dual boot Grub got wiped when I reinstalled Fedora. So now I just rely on the BIOS boot menu option to switch between Linux and Windows 10.
Great video!! I've had SuperGrub2 on a live dvd for a couple of years. I once booted from it for a whole week, until I got things figured out. Another tool, which I keep on a live dvd is Gparted Live, if partitioning from the installer is confusing. Thumbs up,Chris!
YOU ARE SUCH A LEGEND
Thankyou sooooo much took me forever to fix my grub. Life saver! One more subscription 👆
Hey I want you to know that I was able to follow this and use Super Grub Disk to boot back into Ubuntu Linux and use Grub Customizer to reinstall Grub back to the MBR!
I used Balena Etcher to flash Super Grub Disk 2 to two USB drives. This is a real lifesaver because it means my dial boot works again! If Windows overwrites Grub again I will be prepared.
Great Job.... This help me out and fix my computer..
Many Thanks..
however u are the only person that was able to help me fix his so im sorry about last comment
Hey Chris, I have a dual boot system UEFI and new nvme disk. I can boot on ubuntu but not win10. No repair works and I cannot use a usb with win10 to repair. It does not work. I also used boot-repair from ubuntu but still not luck. How can I use supergrub to repair the windows boot loader? I cannot boot via usb to windows and cannot use the command line. Thanks
Linux: Boot menu playing nice with Windows Booting for decades
Windows: *_Still 'ACCIDENTALLY' wiping out competitors partitions for decades_*
Not the partition, just the bootloader. Bad enough though, it would be easy for MS to detect which other OS is on there and where it starts and neatly include it in their bootloader if they insist on the user using the Windows bootloader.
@@peterjansen4826 I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
Thank you so much. Great video and so helpful 👍
I hit save but windows still takes over when I reboot instead of giving me the option to pick between Linux Mint and Windows. Help?
Same is happening with me, and there is no way I can fix it
Hey Chris, I was wondering if you could do a dive into Free IPA and Active Directory integration. It's something that no one really talks about and needs more exposure.
I need help: how do install grub on windows so I can determine which os I would run, without running into grub rescue menu.
Thanks a lot CHRIS ... it was really very helpful 🙂 😊
Thanks bro
You just made my day❤️!!!
The built-in boot repair in mx linux and linux mint can be used to repair any type of Debian based distro, in case of dualboot with windows 10
Chris, Did I miss something because I didn't see anywhere in the vid where you showed how to repair a boot problem. You showed us some fancy software, but didn't make it obvious how to use the software to "fix" a boot issue.
Great video. Solved my issue. Thanks.
For a weird reason, I can clip/trim your videos and share the trimmed section of them. The "Clip" RUclips button just appear here on your channel. A very specific A/B test, perhaps.
I got a new step while dual boot parrot. That is, "detect network hardware". It's showing "No ethernet card was detected." Then gives me list of driver name . But there was no driver that match to my ethernet card. There is a another option that is "No ethernet card". If I select this and complete the installation , while I using parrot, it has no wi-fi option. I tried to install wi-fi driver but it's not working . And installing Kali-Linux is same as well. I don't know why ? plz help me . I'm trying for a month.
This sounds too good to be true!!! Can someone detail me why reinstalling windows messes up grub?
so happy i have windows booting for rufus
Hello there! great video! my Linus Debian 11 does not support the blkid command .. what could be done... Thank you !
I install Manjaro on my HDD and now the Windows 10 installed on a SSD in the same computer isn't showing on the GRUB, I tried the method used in the video but the auto-detect doesn't found the windows boot...
Hey Titus, what is your DE? I'm curious
I still don't get it, downloaded the supergroove, but writing to a usb card and then boot from there is not clear in this description, also howto repair the boot, I loose my windows, I only can boot in linux mint
I dual boot with Windows 10 an another instance of Windows 10. One is strictly for gaming and the other productivity. In order to switch, you have to restart your system, wait until the choice appears to choose which OS you want to use, then click that button. I want a faster unattended way to do that. I want a one click solution to tell my Windows 10 to reboot and log into the other Windows os. Do you know of any batch files or tools that do that? Thanks.
This program does not work! It says Booting Operating System then Welcome to GRUB. About two minutes later it says Error then Entering Grub Rescue mode. I get a flashing underscore cursor and nothing else happens. Kubuntu 23.10 non bootable. I was hoping this would fix my system. I had to boot from an old Kubuntu 19.10 live USB to get back here. Obviously my computer works it just can't boot after last nights update.
Which OS you are using in this video. I see a Manjaro logo on the right upper corner. Also I saw an Ubuntu logo on the left upper. I'm confuse.
Funny. I'm looking into grub to GET RID of grub customizer...
Please can you help, I can see windows10 in grub but it won't boot to windows. I just installed Ubuntu 20.04 along side windows?
Most helpful!
"It's just how Windows works." LMAO
This helped me out soooo much thanks
if I am making the supergrub in windows with rufus then should it be gpt or mbr? and fat32 or ntfs? TIA
So, I tried installing puppy linux, and I have no clue what I am doing. I ended up putting the boot for my puppy to sda 1 and the rest of my shit to sda 2. Then tried installing steam, but then it had I had no space left and then it kicked me out of puppy and I rebooted my system and now I am stuck at Missing operating system. The sda 1 had 500mb and the sda 2 had 900gb.
I was actually able to boot in MX Linux using this tool, but I have not been able to set it up to boot normally.
I have tried a couple of other Windows utilities: EasyBCD and Grub2Win.
So far, nothing has worked.
Any suggestions?
for me it does not work, it keep falling to the grub promt , however if i start from the setup it allow me to boot windows or linux.
Is there a Linux Distribution that I can keep RST turned on? Ubuntu wants me to turn RST (Rapid Storage Technology) off.
Pls pls pls help me, i dont know much about linux, i tried same as u shown in video just typed sdb1 for my usb drive and not usb is not detecting in explorer,,,, but blkid showing two partitions of usb pls help me
What's the best version currently? Have lacked a pc for a year or two
The reason that archive was so small is probably because it contains a disk image with a lot of empty space. Same reason dd ran so fast. Would be nice to mention in the video for new players. Just my 2 cents.
Hi Chris! If I only have one operating system installed like Mint or Parrot, Can I skip installing the grub in the Linux installation? Or is it still needed even for one operating system? Thanks for all the Linux videos! :D
You need a bootloader, but you can use Windows BootMGR or Linux GRUB it doesn't matter which. EasyBCD is windows software to use for boot modification or you can use GRUB like in this video.
@@ChrisTitusTech Sweet, thanks! I was just curious. lol Good thing I didn't try.
Hi I want to configure the dual booting, I have Windows 7 In two disks an installed Windows 10 In another disk, now doesn´t appear the options. What can I do?
Can thepartitions other than sda1 be used as efi system partition ?
My config:
windows is on a separate SATA SSD drive, nothing else touches it ... ever. Linux is on another drive, which can see windows via grub, but windows can't ever see Linux, so I am save :D
I run Fedora (primary) on a super fast nvme, Manjaro on another old spinning drive which can see Fedora and windows in turn, so I can boot windows from Linux grub either way from both Fedora and Manjaro.
IMO, bottom line is to never mix windows linux bootloaders on the main windows drive, that means never let windows be in charge of booting another OS, then you'll live a happy trouble free life.
A nice config though I can't tolerate spinning rust anymore. :)
Why Fedora and Manjaro? Given that you put Fedora on the NVMe and Manjaro on spining rust I am inclined to think that for you Manjaro is for experimenting and Fedora is your daily driver.
@@peterjansen4826 Yep , Manjaro is just for fun to try out, it was just an old spare drive and I wanted to see what it is like, Runs surprisingly well on that old hard disk. I've run various distros on that drive to try. Manjaro has impressed me most so far so will stick with that for now. I've run Fedora since ever it existed .. even Redhat linux had before that, literally kernel 1.0 and up ...
I have another spinning drive for backup. Fedora is for serious work .. as is windows for games and music.
@@afborro
There is good music-production software on Linux too. Gaming is hit or miss, I play the games on Linux when I can (without sacrificing performance in a relevant way, I don't tolerate the FPS going all over the places or stutter) and on Windows when I have to. Some games don't run because of DRM (ridiculous!) and of course you have the problem with anti-cheat engines. For me the hardware (5700 XT) still is not properly supported on Linux unless it changed with the updates of a few days ago, once I install SC2 on Linux I will find out.
Does this problem occur if both OS's are on separate SSDs or just if both OS's are on the same SSD?
I'd love to use the rescue grub, but it may not fix what's broken which is a configuration problem outside the grub loader. A question I've been asking myself is what is happening between the 1st and 2nd try in entering Windows 10 that isn't happening on the first try. Is it an element of time, or something that is engaged after the 1st try that windows corrects-or linux corrects?
Good day , I installed Kali on the same path with Windows 10, right now I can't boot into my windows , I have tried my solutions on RUclips but it's not working . Is there any way you can help sir ?
I see that ASROCK logo every day.
even a newbie knows to install a clean version of windows first THEN INSTALL LINUX
what do i do if i already installed linux after a clean install of windows and it was working fine for 6 months and lately i noticed i forgot about a 30 gb of unallocated space on my nvme boot drive and decided to triple boot another linux onto that space and it seems to install, Pure Os in this case but when i reboot except for the 1st time it alwasy just goes to the original windows/linux dualboot menu with no option for my newly installed pureos?
I subbed because this video was great and you use Vivaldi. I'm very interested to see how a much more expert Linux user works with Vivaldi
I did something silly and triple booted. Zorin and windows on 1 disk and another linux on 2nd disk. Tried linux boot repair, various sudo commands and lots of booting using the live usb of linux when both failed.
Eventually i went nuclear and re-installed windows on the other disk and deleted the linux since i had nothing important on them. Surprisingly i just added the entry using EasyBCD!
I wonder if your way would have worked. I might have to find out if you don't answer.
Cause you see i want to delete that windows I installed for the purpose of getting my original windows booting again. Will this make my original windows stop booting?
Chris I accidentally did SDA instead of sdd plz help me
I'm not the greatest at reading script files. I have a Macbook Pro dual booting Linux Mint. If I boot to grub, I don't have the list of 4-5 options like there usually is. Any ideas either from Chris or anyone who commented?
well is it the same procedure for legacy configuration of bios?
Looks like this beats removing grub and repairing the MBR
insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /lib/modules/5.4.0-37-generic/kernel/drivers/media/video/v4l2loopback-dc.ko: Operation not permitted
warning: insmod failed
help me resolving the issue, I was trying to install droidcam
Thankyou really helped a lot... 🤟🏻
Man, this tool is niice. But it didn't work to get back my Windows 10 bootloader. Same black screen 0xc00000f error. This happened after installing kali on a seperate hard-drive. Tried windows recovery media but I either did it wrong or something. Can't find the BCD to rebuild at all. Confirmed both Kali-Linux and Windows systems are running GPT formatted systems. That means they're both UEFI, correct?
I tried this way, but nothing work. I lost my window 10 I guess, is there any other way?
thank you so much!! i thought i lost it.
I'm going to try this one to load my Linux system from an external drive. The thing is that I'm trying to boot a Linux kernel from a drive I previously used to boot Linux from my PC. Wish me luck, lol. Macs are a mess.
arch? I thought your daily driver is fedora now... what made you go back?
@Chris Titus Tech hey I accidentally did SDA instead of sdd now nothing is happening 😭😭
I have Debian(installed first) then I shrunk partion and stuck on Kde Neon(both boot), now when I boot I have to pick the OS to boot, default is KDE Neon(if left alone). All I try and do to change the default back to Debian fail. Can you help me fix it? can you do a video on how to do it?
First of all, nobody should be using bios anymore and everyone should strictly use uefi. Windows will NEVER override your boot partition if you install Linux properly. If you are dual booting, install windows first. After that, install Linux. When installing Linux, make sure you make a separate partition for uefi and make sure your Linux install uses that for its bootloader. After that, set the uefi settings to use that Linux uefi as it's first device drive. You will get into grub where you can boot into windows or Linux. Leave the beginning of your drive to windows and let it do its thing.
I am having the same issue that my laptop boots directly into windows. My question is that can I safely delete that linux partition now if I want to or will then not even win will boot up? pls help
@@yash8055 Did a windows update override the boot partition?
@@davidg4512 yes but it is back to normal now when I selected my linux installation from bootmenu once
Could you make a video on hardware troubleshooting / diagnostic?Ty