I thought I was safe from this if I installed windows on a completely separate harddrive… I clearly overestimated Microsoft’s ability to make on operating system that does not act like literal malware. Oh well! I guess I’m 100% linux now.
I thought I was safe from this if I installed windows on a completely separate harddrive… I clearly overestimated Microsoft’s ability to make on operating system that does not act like literal malware. Oh well! I guess I’m 100% linux now.
This happens often. There’s a lot of documentation on line on this topic. You can probably fix it with a bootable Linux USB key, mount your Linux partition, chroot into it and run grub to reinstall it in your efi partition.