Can't Boot Into My Bootable USB

[TrackRunny]

Hi, I really need some help or else I cannot go back into my PC. I was running a Linux-Mint Dual boot PC with Windows 10 alongside it. When I was in windows 10 I deleted the Mint Partition as I wanted to reinstall in. It was 50GB. So when I restarted the computer this message came up. Ill leave the link Below. I have a windows ten usb that I can boot from. Whenever I try to boot from it nothing happens. I configured the boot priority in the BIOS, so USB is first. Then the HDD/SSD. After I did that It still will not boot. Can one please help me, as I would like to have my computer back.




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[deepakdeshp]

I found that sometimes there are 2 place in BIOS where you need to set the priority. Please go through all screens and explore.

[pbear]

Are you able to boot the Mint ISO you used to install in the first place? If so, I'd go directly to reinstalling, as that should fix the Grub problem. If you want to fix Windows before reinstalling, there's no Linux tool for that. Instead, you do it with a Windows system repair disk. See, e.g., How-To Geek.

[n2locarz]

pbear nailed it. His link should get fix the issue. I have become an expert on "getting my system hosed while messing with Linux" and feel bad for others that follow. It's far to easy to do this.

[TrackRunny]

Thanks Guys, I'll try some of these. If it works I'll make sure to post it.