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Select the Linux/BSD tab. Click in the type list box, select Ubuntu; enter the name of the Linux distribution, choose automatically locate and load then click Add Entry. Reboot your computer. You will now see a boot entry for Linux on the Windows graphical boot manager.
How do you fix Windows boot after removing Linux?
How to restore the Windows MBR after removing Linux
- Find your Windows installation disc and insert it into your optical drive.
- Restart your PC and boot from the installation disc. …
- Select the region, language and keyboard type.
- Click “Repair my computer”, then select your Windows installation.
- Select “Command prompt”.
- Enter the following commands at the prompt: …
- Restart.
How do I restore Windows 10 after installing Linux?
- Enter Windows recovery mode by pressing “esc”(may be different way on your computer) while booting.
- Click on “Troubleshoot”
- Click “Advanced options”
- Choose “Command Prompt”
- Type the following commands: bootrec /fixmbr bootrec /fixboot bootrec /scanos bootrec /rebuildbcd.
- Now restart your computer.
