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GRUB showing windows 10 manager but goes into recovery mode

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So l installed Ubuntu and when l was on the GRUB. The option for windows boot manager show up and its on sdb1 which is fine because l just want to be able to boot windows from the GRUB. But when l do select the option it goes into recovery mode. Any have any clue how l can make it boot to windows? If l select my legacy hard disk from it boots into the windows just fine.

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Do you have both systems installed in old BIOS/MBR boot mode? And is Windows fast start up off? https://askubuntu.com/questions/843153/unable-to-mount-windows-10-partition-it-is-in-an-unsafe-state & https://askubuntu.com/questions/145902/unable-to-mount-windows-ntfs-filesystem-due-to-hibernation Grub only boots working Windows, so fast start up must be off and Windows cannot need chkdsk. And Windows updates may turn fast start up back on. If one drive you have to use your Windows repair flash drive to restore Windows boot loader, fix Windows, and then restore grub boot loader.
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So l did some digging around, and as you mentioned my windows was in BIOS/MBR and my linux was in UEFI/GPT. So l reinstalled widows and ubuntu in UFEI/GPT and now l got it working. I probably didnt need to reinstall windows considering since my windows is already in legacy, l would just reinstall linux in BIOS/MBR. But l didn't have anything awefully too important so l just wanted a clean reinstall.
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