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Are your Windows partitions still there? To find out, install |
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No other disk? In this case, you haven't installed Linux Mint in dual boot mode, but have chosen to use the whole disk. All your old operating system is lost. |
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It's not the end of the world. I have recovery disks for the laptop. I'll
start all over from scratch. I've only been using Linux for a couple of
months. I'll copy all my docs and downloads to a USB drive and reinstall
Mint after reinstalling windows. Maybe I'll get it right this time.
Thanks for the help and the speedy response!
…On Sat, Nov 16, 2024, 2:11 AM claudiux ***@***.***> wrote:
No other disk? In this case, you haven't installed Linux Mint in dual boot
mode, but have chosen to use the whole disk. All your old operating system
is lost.
I sympathize, but the documentation and installation procedure are clear
about dual-boot installation.
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I tried to install Linux Mint in dual boot mode, but the installation completely blew out windows. What did I do wrong?
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