It has three entries in gparted. “/dev/sda1” is “grub core.img” and is 1.00 MiB. “/dev/sda2” is fat32 and is 513 MiB and “/dev/sda3” is ext4 and is 237.97 GiB.

I ended up reinstalling without Win 10 and it still isn’t finding it. I’ll have to check on a toggle later

How would I check on that?

Hmm, after reinstalling, it still doesn’t boot, even without Win 10

I can access all the files via booting from USB, so maybe that’s just the route I go then

I decided to go with Linux mint. After installing it alongside windows, it won’t boot into either. If I reboot from my USB stick, it says that maybe it’s too far away from the start of the drive to be detected. But I believe there is some intel /hp stuff that includes some kind of boot that might also be interfering. Does anyone have a good way forward from here?

Link from boot repair: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GJcsXfRkrj/

Mostly Obsidian, PDF viewers (currently Foxit), Firefox, and Dropbox and/or Google Drive.

Which search engine do you prefer? I’ve been looking to switch because the results are not as good as they used to be in my opinion, but I’m not sure which of these other ones are better?