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I have a macos and Windows 10 already installed. I went ahead and installed ubuntu via EFI, and I think I really messed something up.
Every time I boot and select Windows it goes to the purple Ubuntu boot manager. I really need access to Windows, as it has my work files on there. Is there a way I can go back to having boot camp launch windows instead of Ubuntu?
I can access Ubuntu, however.
If you get a copy of Paragon NTFS for Mac you can do a disk repair for NTFS volumes. The software has a 10 day trial and a license is about $20. NTFS for Mac also serves as a driver for full access to NTFS volumes which is superior to the limited Read only access of NTFS volumes built into Macs. If you are a regular user of both Mac and Windows its worth the investment.
Once installed the program is accessible from System Preferences. For the problem described above you need to first unmount the volumes "System Reserve" and "BootCamp". Then remount the volumes and run verify on each volume.
you are going to half to reformat though disk utility to fat32 and use usb drive your created with bootcamp to instal windows on that same drive again
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Why are you even using Bootcamp it’s not necessary.. just install a boot loader and pick whatever you need at the start. If you want to run particular windows apps just use Wine Wine Is Not an Emulator