I am using Windows 10. When I am into the bios setup of my pc, I don't know what happened (I Might have pressed any key) my pc(dell) started recovering to Ubuntu and I let that happen. Can I know why it happened like that? My windows was gone now. Is it because my windows license has expired?
Now when ever I restart my pc it's showing like "preparing automatic repair" and then "diagnosing your pc" and finally an error that it cannot diagnise and showing two options shutdown or advances options. In advanced options after clicking on "use a device" and then clicking on "Ubuntu" I was able to log into the system(Ubuntu) ...
In Ubuntu I cannot connect to the WiFi also. No network setting was editable. I don't know what to do. What should I do to recover to my windows 10?
My pc : Dell inspiron 3558
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There is a hidden partition on your system where Dell put an ISO into of the version of the operating system that originally was on that system (in your case Ubuntu).
Your operating system has a couple of function keys during boot set to do something special. Enter the BIOS for instance. And one to restore to factory settings. In GRUB it is a special line:
Mind though that, for this to work from Ubuntu, you need to do more than just that. From the dell site:
You will also need to confirm the restore.
Is it because my windows license has expired?
No, it is because of an action you did.
How Windows does this is not up to us to answer ;)
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