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13 hours ago, MrMcMuffinJr said:

I had the same issue. create a custom boot option pointing to windows. I'll give you exact path if you want

 

Edit: look up how to create a custom boot entry on your specific bios and here's the path assuming windows is installed correctly

"\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\en-US(might be different for you)\bootmgfw.efi.mui"

 

Another edit: there is nothing in the boot sector/that file doesn't exist it will have to be rebuilt http://woshub.com/how-to-repair-deleted-efi-partition-in-windows-7/

 

lemme know how it goes

There are no guides for a custom boot entry in my BIOS (Aorus elite b450)

 

Edit: I am trying to dualboot Linux with Windows to make this work.

 

Edit 2: My janky solution worked and now I can boot into windows from Grub.

I had the same issue. create a custom boot option pointing to windows. I'll give you exact path if you want

 

Edit: look up how to create a custom boot entry on your specific bios and here's the path assuming windows is installed correctly

"\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\en-US(might be different for you)\bootmgfw.efi.mui"

 

Another edit: there is nothing in the boot sector/that file doesn't exist it will have to be rebuilt http://woshub.com/how-to-repair-deleted-efi-partition-in-windows-7/

 

lemme know how it goes

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13 hours ago, MrMcMuffinJr said:

I had the same issue. create a custom boot option pointing to windows. I'll give you exact path if you want

 

Edit: look up how to create a custom boot entry on your specific bios and here's the path assuming windows is installed correctly

"\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\en-US(might be different for you)\bootmgfw.efi.mui"

 

Another edit: there is nothing in the boot sector/that file doesn't exist it will have to be rebuilt http://woshub.com/how-to-repair-deleted-efi-partition-in-windows-7/

 

lemme know how it goes

There are no guides for a custom boot entry in my BIOS (Aorus elite b450)

 

Edit: I am trying to dualboot Linux with Windows to make this work.

 

Edit 2: My janky solution worked and now I can boot into windows from Grub.

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