Continue?

reboot

There are 3 versions of fedora with different kernel version will that help?

I can help but later. Reinstalling the Windows boot loader files fix the problem, you will need a Windows Installer USB key to fix that, so download the Windows ISO in advance.

original or preactivated?

there is a repair button

^

"Troubleshoot"

I can help but later. Reinstalling the Windows boot loader files fix the problem, you will need a Windows Installer USB key to fix that, so download the Windows ISO in advance.

He can't

but win10 allows to reset bootloader from this menu now

original or preactivated?

Just the ISO from Microsoft official website. We just need the repair option.

options i have in trouble shoot---->

Just the ISO from Microsoft official website. We just need the repair option.

It is in the above menu.

but win10 allows to reset bootloader from this menu now

Exactly this.

They integrated it, no cd needed.

system restore system image recovery startup repair cmd uefi firmware settings startup settings

system restore system image recovery startup repair cmd uefi firmware settings startup settings

startup repair

They integrated it, no cd needed.

Oh I didn't know this.

startup repair

it reboots my PC back to repair

it reboots my PC back to repair

http://superuser.com/questions/460762/how-can-i-repair-the-windows-8-efi-bootloader

it reboots my PC back to repair

let it do its thing

dont worry

i mean it shows this error and then rebbots

1 sec

next time, keep a fedora usb stick handy

startup repair couldnt re[air ur pc

log file is in f windows\system32\srt srttrail.txt

no error code nothing

go into the menu again then

bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd bootrec.exe /fixmbr bootrec.exe /fixboot

after choosing cmd

ok

space after exe? @Wolfshappen

?

ok it's scanning on thr first command

Now executing second command

????

Cannot find the files specified

;_;

now

Try pinging @Wolfshappen

Something is wrong

I went to diskpart

No MBR or EFI partition

Fuck I put Deepin in the windows MBR partitions???? as boot

??????

??????

Suicide ;_;

Fuck I put Deepin in the windows MBR partitions???? as boot

You're fucked, I think..

I know I am

1 doubt

If I reinstall Windows

My other partitions will be readable without formatting them right?

Yes

They will be there

?

And theoretically if you will be able to stard fedora again all will be ok

Do you have a backup?

of my stuff no?

i have backup of stuff on fedora

@Occupato

i have backup of stuff on fedora

Ok, just in case you have problem with fedora

ERROR: S client not available

?

I can't do anything right

?

what should i do now? i have cmd only

Well, back up data with a live USB and reinstall everything

bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd bootrec.exe /fixmbr bootrec.exe /fixboot

this does not detect Boot and mbr

hmm

Now showing this ;_;

I installed DEEPIN

All my stuff is safe :)

Nice work!

All my stuff is safe :)

put it on an external hdd and decide on one linux and then wipe the cancer and any other linux from your platter XD

I removed everything except the stuff and Deepin :)

Thanks for all the help!

All my stuff is safe :)

Noice!!! Congrats.

I suggest to put the /home directory in an other partition to be free to delete and reinstall any distro you want withot worring about your stuff (more or less)

I suggest to put the /home directory in an other partition to be free to delete and reinstall any distro you want withot worring about your stuff (more or less)

Excellent suggestion...

Someone pinged me but I lost the message

Stop

?

Hey folks, anyone in here using i3 and have experience from GNOME?

I'm switching to i3, again, but I'm missing one thing I love so much on GNOME: the compose key.

It's the key shortcut that lets you type accented or special characters very easily

I'm switching to i3, again, but I'm missing one thing I love so much on GNOME: the compose key.

Huh. Use setxkbmap.

It would be nice to have that same functionality when typing in i3 too.

Huh. Use setxkbmap.

Hmmm, how does this work?

Hmmm, how does this work?

setxkbmap -option "compose:ralt"

It would make yout Right Alt a compose key.

Oh, brilliant! I'll try this out now.