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how to eliminate a trace of GRUB that stops me from opening Win10
I have a hard drive that has data on it I want. It came from a failed PC that had Win10 on one drive and Ubuntu on another. The Ubuntu drive failed and was disconnected. Months later the old PC failed and I can't open the Win10 HDD with my new PC.
When I try to boot from the HDD I get a black screen with:
error: no such device: b3eabeb5-992f-49e1-88c0-56be090c790a.
Entering rescue mode>
grub rescue>
When I hit ENTER I get another grub rescue>. I think, even though Ubuntu is not on the HDD, that a trace of grub is. I might be able to fix it by installing Ubuntu in my new PC and than uninstalling it, hoping the uninstall would remove that trace of grub, but I am reluctant to risk screwing up my new C:/ drive.
Does anyone have any idea for removing stray bits of Grub so I can boot up my old HDD?
John