one day, i turned on my cyber power gaming laptop, and it booted something called tumbleweed instead of windows
i was using windows 10, and hadn’t upgraded to windows 11
there is no menu to boot into windows
how the **** do i remove tumbleweed? i wanted to go on fortnite and don’t have a ps4 or xbox. also apple banned fortnite and i can’t get an android
my mom works at microsoft and even she couldn’t figure out how to fix my pc
i read you could reinstall windows, but i don’t have a usb handy, and my laptop does not have a cd rom
is tumbleweed a virus?
DrewJohnson:
one day, i turned on my cyber power gaming laptop, and it booted something called tumbleweed instead of windows
i was using windows 10, and hadn’t upgraded to windows 11
there is no menu to boot into windows
how the **** do i remove tumbleweed? i wanted to go on fortnite and don’t have a ps4 or xbox. also apple banned fortnite and i can’t get an android
my mom works at microsoft and even she couldn’t figure out how to fix my pc
i read you could reinstall windows, but i don’t have a usb handy, and my laptop does not have a cd rom
is tumbleweed a virus?
check here to see if there are removal instructions . . .
A tumbleweed is a structural part of the above-ground anatomy of a number of species of plants. It is a diaspore that, once mature and dry, detaches from its root or stem and rolls due to the force of the wind. In most such species, the tumbleweed is in effect the entire plant apart from the root system, but in other plants, a hollow fruit or inflorescence might detach instead. Xerophyte tumbleweed species occur most commonly in steppe and arid ecosystems, where frequent wind and the open envi
Hmmm, if even a microsoft employee can’t fix your Windows machine …
Did you try a MS Windows forum for help?
Regards
susejunky
Tumbleweed does not appear by magic someone must have installed it on purpose. It is possible to install it in multi boot alongside of windows. But if installed replacing Windows, Windows is gone. No fixing it, except just a reinstall.
You can boot to the BIOS and see if Windows is still there
gogalthorp:
Tumbleweed does not appear by magic someone must have installed it on purpose. It is possible to install it in multi boot alongside of windows. But if installed replacing Windows, Windows is gone. No fixing it, except just a reinstall.
You can boot to the BIOS and see if Windows is still there
I think you’ve been baited. >:)