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Yeah, that's what I was just thinking. Given that the rest of the disk seems to work fine, I was afraid of messing around with it and destroying Windows' installation as well.

Luckily I ran a personal backup before all of this and, even if I hadn't, thanks to the tool I would've been able to ...

The Windows partition was resized with no issue whatsoever. If I override the boot I can easily access it.

The Linux installation got completely destroyed -- no boot, only a couple of the files that were on the old partition got copied to the new resized one.

Maybe there was a misunderstanding at ...

Hi, everyone.

I have a dual-boot with Ubuntu 20.04 / Windows 10 on a 256 GB SSD.
Yesterday I had to resize their respective partitions (previously being about 150GB to Windows 10, and 50 GB to Ubuntu -- in hindsight, a very silly partition given how much I use Ubuntu, but that's besides the point ...

Unfortunately I didn't save the contents of the post locally after posting it, which is a bit annoying given that I took about two hours to write it yesterday.

But I'll get started on re-writing it, perhaps a bit less eloquently than I had.