Re: How do to get Windows back in the grub menu? [SOLVED]
Op vrijdag 18 maart 2022 02:28:19 CET schreef u:
On Thu, Mar 17, 2022, 19:10 Freek de Kruijf <freek@opensuse.org> wrote:
The situation is such that I can not boot any of the systems on the storage device. I can only boot from the USB device and I have access to that device, but I need an entry in the BIOS to boot from that device.
The only option I see and will try, if there is no other way, is to (re)install Windows. Hopefully I can use a recover option of the Windows installation iso to get that entry in the BIOS. .
I did not follow this thread in full, apologies if I am out of sync.
If you enable EFI/UEFI in bios + secure boot - save + reboot and enter the boot menu - bios might see you windows boot/recovery partition and allow you boot from there.
Hope that helps, Tomas
I tried all options in the BIOS to get back the Boot Option in the BIOS to boot from the storage device (SSD), but got none. As a last resort I am trying to install Windows 10 on the partition it was on. I do not do much with this OS, so it is not a big deal. I hope this also reinstates the entry in the BIOS to boot from the storage device. Fingers crossed. It all did not work, so I finally cleared the whole disk and installed Windows 10. After that I got an entry in the Boot Options to boot Windows. Now I am installing Tumbleweed and Leap 15.4 again. This succeeded. All in all the problem was caused by not having the USB stick with the iso file in the USB port, which did not show a Boot Option for USB in the BIOS with UEFI, only in the Legacy I found a USB entry, so I used that to install Leap 15.4. Trying to get Windows boot again I choose the BIOS configuration to reset to factory settings. -- fr.gr. member openSUSE Freek de Kruijf
On 3/18/22 12:27, Freek de Kruijf wrote:
Op vrijdag 18 maart 2022 02:28:19 CET schreef u:
On Thu, Mar 17, 2022, 19:10 Freek de Kruijf <freek@opensuse.org> wrote:
The situation is such that I can not boot any of the systems on the storage device. I can only boot from the USB device and I have access to that device, but I need an entry in the BIOS to boot from that device.
The only option I see and will try, if there is no other way, is to (re)install Windows. Hopefully I can use a recover option of the Windows installation iso to get that entry in the BIOS. . I did not follow this thread in full, apologies if I am out of sync.
If you enable EFI/UEFI in bios + secure boot - save + reboot and enter the boot menu - bios might see you windows boot/recovery partition and allow you boot from there.
Hope that helps, Tomas I tried all options in the BIOS to get back the Boot Option in the BIOS to boot from the storage device (SSD), but got none.
As a last resort I am trying to install Windows 10 on the partition it was on. I do not do much with this OS, so it is not a big deal. I hope this also reinstates the entry in the BIOS to boot from the storage device. Fingers crossed.
It all did not work, so I finally cleared the whole disk and installed Windows 10. After that I got an entry in the Boot Options to boot Windows. Now I am installing Tumbleweed and Leap 15.4 again. This succeeded.
All in all the problem was caused by not having the USB stick with the iso file in the USB port, which did not show a Boot Option for USB in the BIOS with UEFI, only in the Legacy I found a USB entry, so I used that to install Leap 15.4. Trying to get Windows boot again I choose the BIOS configuration to reset to factory settings.
Don't know if this will help...I had problems because my system has nvme drives with windows on one and tumbleweed on the other...I had to disable CSM and enable secure boot for both systems to boot UEFI. Now the computer loves me. Hope this helps. mike spartana
On 3/18/22 12:27, Freek de Kruijf wrote:
Op vrijdag 18 maart 2022 02:28:19 CET schreef u:
On Thu, Mar 17, 2022, 19:10 Freek de Kruijf <freek@opensuse.org> wrote:
The situation is such that I can not boot any of the systems on the storage device. I can only boot from the USB device and I have access to that device, but I need an entry in the BIOS to boot from that device.
The only option I see and will try, if there is no other way, is to (re)install Windows. Hopefully I can use a recover option of the Windows installation iso to get that entry in the BIOS. .
I did not follow this thread in full, apologies if I am out of sync.
If you enable EFI/UEFI in bios + secure boot - save + reboot and enter the boot menu - bios might see you windows boot/recovery partition and allow you boot from there.
Hope that helps, Tomas
I tried all options in the BIOS to get back the Boot Option in the BIOS to boot from the storage device (SSD), but got none.
As a last resort I am trying to install Windows 10 on the partition it was on. I do not do much with this OS, so it is not a big deal. I hope this also reinstates the entry in the BIOS to boot from the storage device. Fingers crossed.
It all did not work, so I finally cleared the whole disk and installed Windows
Op vrijdag 18 maart 2022 17:49:02 CET schreef Michael Spartana: 10. After that I got an entry in the Boot Options to boot
Windows. Now I am installing Tumbleweed and Leap 15.4 again. This succeeded.
All in all the problem was caused by not having the USB stick with the iso file in the USB port, which did not show a Boot Option for USB in the BIOS with UEFI, only in the Legacy I found a USB entry, so I used that to install Leap 15.4. Trying to get Windows boot again I choose the BIOS configuration to reset to factory settings.
Don't know if this will help...I had problems because my system has nvme drives with windows on one and tumbleweed on the other...I had to disable CSM and enable secure boot for both systems to boot UEFI. Now the computer loves me. Hope this helps.
mike spartana
As I wrote, I have the laptop up and running with Windows and openSUSE. Obviously with UEFI, but currently without Security enabled. I will try that later. In the search for solutions in found Ventoy. I installed it on the USB stick and did put a number of iso files (Windows and openSUSE) on the exFAT partition next to the vFAT partion with ventoy. When you boot from this USB stick ventoy starts and shows you all the iso files and you can choose the one you want to start. So it is a multi-boot of iso images system. -- fr.gr. member openSUSE Freek de Kruijf
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