I have Windows 7 OS and installed PeppermintOs using “Something else option”
I have Windows 7 OS and installed PeppermintOs using "Something else option" because the there's no "Install alongside windows" option. After I chose "something else option", I chose to create a new partition table, and finished installing. After I restart there's no option to boot to windows. Please, to those who knows. Can I go boot back to windows??
After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like
/dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader
/sda for the c drive
/sda for the d drive
after I clicked new partition table, it looked like this
/dev/sda1
How can I boot back to windows?? When I turn on the computer it always boot to PeppermintOs.
dual-boot windows-7
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I have Windows 7 OS and installed PeppermintOs using "Something else option" because the there's no "Install alongside windows" option. After I chose "something else option", I chose to create a new partition table, and finished installing. After I restart there's no option to boot to windows. Please, to those who knows. Can I go boot back to windows??
After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like
/dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader
/sda for the c drive
/sda for the d drive
after I clicked new partition table, it looked like this
/dev/sda1
How can I boot back to windows?? When I turn on the computer it always boot to PeppermintOs.
dual-boot windows-7
asked 1 hour ago
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After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like /dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader /sda for the c drive /sda for the d drive then i click new partition table
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of "linux". Please edit your post to indicate what you mean.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
Having no "Install Alongside windows" during installation means itis not supported, Try to use a Windows disk to repair your windows installation.
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
@Ahmadgeo, how can I go use Windows disk repair?? I can't boot back to windows. When I turn on the computer it always boot to peppermintOs.
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
@TomCrow15 : Boot your computer using a Windows Installation/Recovery disk. Another thing; Can you see Windows drives from within Linux ?
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
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I have Windows 7 OS and installed PeppermintOs using "Something else option" because the there's no "Install alongside windows" option. After I chose "something else option", I chose to create a new partition table, and finished installing. After I restart there's no option to boot to windows. Please, to those who knows. Can I go boot back to windows??
After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like
/dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader
/sda for the c drive
/sda for the d drive
after I clicked new partition table, it looked like this
/dev/sda1
How can I boot back to windows?? When I turn on the computer it always boot to PeppermintOs.
dual-boot windows-7
asked 1 hour ago
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I have Windows 7 OS and installed PeppermintOs using "Something else option" because the there's no "Install alongside windows" option. After I chose "something else option", I chose to create a new partition table, and finished installing. After I restart there's no option to boot to windows. Please, to those who knows. Can I go boot back to windows??
After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like
/dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader
/sda for the c drive
/sda for the d drive
after I clicked new partition table, it looked like this
/dev/sda1
How can I boot back to windows?? When I turn on the computer it always boot to PeppermintOs.
dual-boot windows-7
dual-boot windows-7
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After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like /dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader /sda for the c drive /sda for the d drive then i click new partition table
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of "linux". Please edit your post to indicate what you mean.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
Having no "Install Alongside windows" during installation means itis not supported, Try to use a Windows disk to repair your windows installation.
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
@Ahmadgeo, how can I go use Windows disk repair?? I can't boot back to windows. When I turn on the computer it always boot to peppermintOs.
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
@TomCrow15 : Boot your computer using a Windows Installation/Recovery disk. Another thing; Can you see Windows drives from within Linux ?
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
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After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like /dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader /sda for the c drive /sda for the d drive then i click new partition table
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of "linux". Please edit your post to indicate what you mean.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
Having no "Install Alongside windows" during installation means itis not supported, Try to use a Windows disk to repair your windows installation.
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
@Ahmadgeo, how can I go use Windows disk repair?? I can't boot back to windows. When I turn on the computer it always boot to peppermintOs.
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
@TomCrow15 : Boot your computer using a Windows Installation/Recovery disk. Another thing; Can you see Windows drives from within Linux ?
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like /dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader /sda for the c drive /sda for the d drive then i click new partition table
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like /dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader /sda for the c drive /sda for the d drive then i click new partition table
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of "linux". Please edit your post to indicate what you mean.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of "linux". Please edit your post to indicate what you mean.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
Having no "Install Alongside windows" during installation means itis not supported, Try to use a Windows disk to repair your windows installation.
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
Having no "Install Alongside windows" during installation means itis not supported, Try to use a Windows disk to repair your windows installation.
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
@Ahmadgeo, how can I go use Windows disk repair?? I can't boot back to windows. When I turn on the computer it always boot to peppermintOs.
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
@Ahmadgeo, how can I go use Windows disk repair?? I can't boot back to windows. When I turn on the computer it always boot to peppermintOs.
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
@TomCrow15 : Boot your computer using a Windows Installation/Recovery disk. Another thing; Can you see Windows drives from within Linux ?
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
@TomCrow15 : Boot your computer using a Windows Installation/Recovery disk. Another thing; Can you see Windows drives from within Linux ?
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
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After I chose something else option, I can see the partition like /dev/sda /sda for windows bootloader /sda for the c drive /sda for the d drive then i click new partition table
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of "linux". Please edit your post to indicate what you mean.
– DK Bose
1 hour ago
Having no "Install Alongside windows" during installation means itis not supported, Try to use a Windows disk to repair your windows installation.
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago
@Ahmadgeo, how can I go use Windows disk repair?? I can't boot back to windows. When I turn on the computer it always boot to peppermintOs.
– Tom Crow15
1 hour ago
@TomCrow15 : Boot your computer using a Windows Installation/Recovery disk. Another thing; Can you see Windows drives from within Linux ?
– Ahmadgeo
1 hour ago