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Dual boot Linux Mint & Win 7
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John_Vella
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I'm wondering if the bios is playing silly beggars... Dosed up on painkillers and am not capable of analytical shenanigans at the moment, but I'd have a look through the bios settings to see if anything is amiss. Plug and play settings would be my first port of call.
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l3v1ck
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The question would then be why did Mint work straight away if it's a BIOS issue.
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| Sat Oct 18, 2014 2:45 am |
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John_Vella
I haven't seen my friends in so long
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This really is a strange one. Personally, I would go back into the BIOS setup and select the restore to default settings option, then re-install Windows.
I'm not even sure why, but the little voice in my head told me to suggest that, and who am I to argue?
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