Re: I recovered unexpected, unwanted partitions - Is my original partition still recoverable?
Posted: 06 Sep 2019, 19:55
Further thoughts ...
(a) Can you physically unplug sdb SSD (Windows 10) and try to boot up with sda (Linux Mint)
(b) In another forum thread (similar symptoms of Windows 10 update screwing Linux) I suggested .. google search this pattern ..
revealing this .. proving the theory about Windows 10 1903 update effects ..
https://superuser.com/questions/1464135 ... -partition
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/windows-u ... ete-linux/
My idea now is that there are so may threads on disk crashes (not just in this forum) that it might warrant development of a script or bot to automate the forensic detective work.
I continued using my linux system for a few hours with no issues; sda and sdc were both intact and usable.
I then rebooted to Windows to play a game for about an hour. No issues there.
When I rebooted back to Linux, it was no longer able to complete startup.
sda is still bootable, Linux Mint startup begins, but can not complete.
(a) Can you physically unplug sdb SSD (Windows 10) and try to boot up with sda (Linux Mint)
(b) In another forum thread (similar symptoms of Windows 10 update screwing Linux) I suggested .. google search this pattern ..
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Windows 10 1903 adds partition destroys Linux
https://superuser.com/questions/1464135 ... -partition
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/windows-u ... ete-linux/
My idea now is that there are so may threads on disk crashes (not just in this forum) that it might warrant development of a script or bot to automate the forensic detective work.