I recently attempted to dual-boot my PC (Windows 10 with Ubuntu). Ubuntu worked fine, but I must have messed up somewhere because Windows started complaining about Secure Boot settings being changed, thus locking me out of my Windows. I didn't have a Bitlocker key, and my PC was not associated with a Microsoft account in any way.
So, I deleted the main Windows partition. My GRUB boot options still had Windows in it, though, and apparently moving my Ubuntu partition could cause problems, so I did a clean install of Ubuntu.
The current state of my computer is: Lubuntu 17.10 The ghost of a Windows 10 installation in my GRUB, which when selected tells me that my Windows drive is not connected (obviously).
I would really like to have Windows back. What is the best course of action? Should I attempt to install Windows 10 cleanly with an .iso? Will GRUB still be there? Will I face more problems?
Thanks for the help!
I recently attempted to dual-boot my PC (Windows 10 with Ubuntu). Ubuntu worked fine, but I must have messed up somewhere because Windows started complaining about Secure Boot settings being changed, thus locking me out of my Windows. I didn't have a Bitlocker key, and my PC was not associated with a Microsoft account in any way.So, I deleted the main Windows partition. My GRUB boot options still had Windows in it, though, and apparently moving my Ubuntu partition could cause problems, so I did a clean install of Ubuntu.The current state of my computer is: Lubuntu 17.10 The ghost of a Windows 10 installation in my GRUB, which when selected tells me that my Windows drive is not connected (obviously).I would really like to have Windows back. What is the best course of action? Should I attempt to install Windows 10 cleanly with an .iso? Will GRUB still be there? Will I face more problems?Thanks for the help! http://ift.tt/eA8V8J
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