HP-Laptop Linux Mint 19 (?) Core.img not found, EFI Partition Corrupted/Formatted [SOLVED]

[Gorbi]

I am unable to boot into my system after giving it a system update. From what i could tell, my EFI partition ran out of space, and the XXX.efi files became corrupt. so I formatted my EFI Partition. I have ran Boot repair on a Live Linux Mint 19 USB, and was given an error, stating that Core.img couldn't be found: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/RBjrVtvsfD/ I have forgotten what I have tried in the last months to fix this issue, however I have gotten a Gnu Grub terminal to boot up when starting my computer.
My system was running Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon.

[gittiest personITW]

Welcome to the forums.

You might be able to do do a Timeshift restore by booting into Live Mint and running Timeshift. That might help. Post back one way or another.

[Gorbi]

Nope, my harddrive doesnt contain an RSYNC or BTRFS snapshot to let me timeshift.

[gittiest personITW]

I think it is likely you'll have to reinstall unless someone comes up with a better idea.

[Gorbi]

Solved it, solution was just formatting my hard drive and instaling Linux Mint again.

[gittiest personITW]

Thanks for posting back - it might save someone else a lot of time.