So I downloaded CentOS onto a USB and installed according to a guide. It had me create 4 partitions on my main device but then failed to install. I then rebooted and found that my windows partition was not listed as something I can boot into. I've booted ubuntu and found that my partition is still there with all my previous files still there I just cant get my computer to boot to that partition. I've been told that Testdisk can solve my problem but I am new to the program as well as partition diagnostics so I don't want to accidently mess anything up.
If anyone can give me any insight on how testdisk can help me boot into my windows partition that would be amazing.
Cant Boot to Windows
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Re: Cant Boot to Windows
Please upload a screen shot of TestDisk / Analyse!
It displays your current partition structure (partition table).
Also, you can copy and paste the content of your testdisk.log into your next post.
Fiona
It displays your current partition structure (partition table).
Also, you can copy and paste the content of your testdisk.log into your next post.
Fiona