Hello,
so recently i’ve been trying to dual boot manjaro with Windows and during the installation i checked “erase disk” instead of “manual partitioning”. For context: I checked it because when i tried manual partitioning i always had an issue with the boot manager (which i know solution to now) and i was installing it on my second hard drive (Disk D) so i thought i wouldn’t do anything to the main system. And now when i boot up my computer it gives me a Windows error, then the PC restarts and the screen turns black. I also tried using boot menu to launch Windows boot manager, and the same thing happened.
Is there a way to recover the system? Or reinstall it completely?
Regards, Jakub.
Also apologies if my english isn’t great. It’s not my native language.
Unless you shut off your computer and did not write too much files over your disk after, maybe some important files could be saved by a specialist company in a white room.
Expect a big amount of money and some days/weeks.
About your operating systems, it’s lost and you’ll have to reinstall all.
It’s a painful and common error you usually only do once in Linux experiment.
