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this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2024
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In that case, these steps should work, but you can safely ignore the grub steps at the end. (I totally misread the NOT wanting to use grub part lol)
I managed to revive windows but now Linux doesn't show up, lmao
But I think I know what to do about that. Give me like 10 and I'll report back.
Your Linux install may be using the same EFI partition as your Windows disk, even though the filesystem is on another drive. Most installers prefer existing EFI partitions. You may have to modify your fstab file to use an EFI partition on your Linux drive instead, in which case they should remain separate and not mess with each other again.