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FIX Grub Rescue Error on Dual Boot for Linux/Windows

Grub Rescue Error will appear after uninstalling or formated of existing Linux operating system. It won't let you boot into Windows, in case of a dual boot. This can be removed by using either Windows System Restore disk or Live USB.
In the following texts, you will know about how to remove GRUB from the PC using a live USB.

Follow these steps carefully:-
  • At first, you need to download any Linux operating system ISO image file (ex: Ubuntu, Linux Mint). Make a bootable USB flash drive using Rufus. Download HERE.
  • Make sure External Boot is enabled in BIOS or UEFI firmware settings.
  • Plug-in USB flash drive and start the Linux Mint (Don't Install). You will get a screen like this 
 
  1.  
  • Make sure you are connected to a working internet connection.
  • Then open the terminal (ctrl+alt+t). Type the following commands one by one 
         sudo apt-add-repository PPA:yannubuntu/boot-repair
         sudo apt-get update
         sudo apt-get install boot-repair


  •    Let's start with the first command, copy and paste the command in the terminal and hit enter. (         sudo apt-add-repository PPA:yannubuntu/boot-repair
    )
  • Now enter the second command and click enter. (sudo apt-get update) 

  • Finally the third command (sudo apt-get install boot-repair). This will install the Boot-repair application in your live USB.

  • Open the Boot-repair application by searching in the dashboard or enter this command (boot-repair) in the terminal. Now boot-repair will open up.
  • Now click on  "Recommended Repair", it will do the rest of the things for you. Wait until it completes. 
  • When it's done a pop-up will appear like this saying successfully repaired boot.


Restart your system. It will boot into windows automatically without any errors.
Still, if you face any issues please do make a comment or send a message through the chatbox.

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