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Originally Posted by redfox2807
Please, be more precise on what's happening. Did Windows remove your Linux partitions? Or was it the partition table that was edited? What do you mean by mountpoints? [...]
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I reinstalled LM with an ext4 /boot partition, and it's working... for now. I hope that that is the extent of the fix needed.
To summarize, what I did was:
- Install Win 10
- Turn off fastboot in Windows settings and in the UEFI settings
- Installed Linux Mint 18.1 alongside Windows 10 with 4 partitions: swap, root, home, boot
- Entered UEFI settings and changed the boot order so "ubuntu" was first (don't know why it showed it as Ubuntu rather than Linux Mint, since it did in past attempts)
- Installed GRUB Customizer and changed the boot order so that Win 10 is default boot.
I think it'll work. I hope it'll work. Thanks to everyone who helped or tried to help.