I formatted the drive that contained Ubuntu Budgie, from MS-windows. Then I opened cmd with administrator privileges and head to diskpart and removed the Ubuntu directory from there, but maybe accidentally I also removed the boot directory and also tried to remove the Microsoft directory which gave an error or Denied. But I guess the boot directory was affected.
After a reboot I was unable to boot to MS-windows. When I am starting my computer my motherboard is doing some kind of scan and entering the bios. If I am heading to boot from disk, it is entering Grub rescue mode.
Then I installed Garuda Linux successfully from a flash drive, which I thought should overwrite the Grub, but maybe it didn't. Again after reboot when I am starting the computer, Grub rescue mode is appearing.
Then I connected a Windows iso flash drive and head over repair mode, opened up cmd and run the command Bootrec.exe /FixMbr
Which also didn't gave any single change to the result Then also tried Bootrec.exe /FixBoot
Again no improvement on result. Windows automatic repair systems are also failed. The only thing I am able to do is seeing the entire disk from a Garuda Linux flash drive.
Can anyone help?
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#dual-boot
#partitioning
#grub2
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