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> The only solution to resolve this issue is to RESTART windows and then following the same installation process, but that time skip partitioning since you've already done that. > Sometimes the installer fails to mount your Ext2/3/4 filesystems as read and write, thus it gets mounted as read-only and it remains in panic-mode.

Files failed to install over extFS installation option.

> Try to revert any modifications made from softwares like EasyBCD, EasyUEFI etc. > Most likely your boot partition is a bit messed up.

Getting error while grub2win installation.

> So, boot from your BIOS boot menu, you will find grub2win there. > It's because sometimes Windows takes over grub2win.

Can't find grub2win on boot over a uEFI BIOS.

Here I'm listing some of the common issues which are mainly over grub2win and extFS.

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