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Either if you have an old system based on MBR boot or a new one based on UEFI boot you might find that a Windows reinstallation hides your GNU/Linux distribution.
You are not longer able to boot into your GNU/Linux distribution because the Grub menu is no longer there.
This option makes many tasks so that your Grub menu appears again. That's why it's an easy option.
It fixes the partition filesystem inconsistency, updates your GRUB configuration files and then reinstalls your GNU/Linux distribution grub either into your MBR again or into your UEFI boot entry list again so that your Grub menu appears again.
[SUCCESS] Filesystem check with automatic fix was OK! :)
[ERROR] Filesystem check with automatic fix failed! :(
[SUCCESS] Grub configuration was updated OK! :)
[ERROR] Grub configuration update went wrong! :(
[SUCCESS] Grub was installed OK! :)
[ERROR] Grub was not installed. Something went wrong! :(
[SUCCESS] Easy GNU/Linux Boot Fix (Fsck partition, update grub menues, restore GRUB on the MBR and order UEFI entries) was OK! :)
[ERROR] Easy GNU/Linux Boot Fix (Fsck partition, update grub menues, restore GRUB on the MBR and order UEFI entries) was not fully completed. Something went wrong! :(