Windows 10: HELP! Cannot boot Remix OS.

Let me start the story.

I have 2 harddisks. One is 1TB and other is 80GB.
1 TB has 2 partitions, C 465GB, E 465GB. 80 GB is D Drive.

I was hoping to install remix os. I could easily install it in C Drive along with Windows 7. But, to make it more manageable I thought I would create a new 20GB Partition.

1.I went to disk Management, Shrink Volume -> C DRIVE 20GB.
2.OK, I get an error. I click ok, and computer shows BSOD.
3. PC Restarts and to my horror, E DRIVE IS COMPLETELY GONE!!
4.I check disk management, E Drive is now free volume.
5.I am hopeless, I created a new drive from the free 465 GB Volume. E Drive is new. I cannot recover my data. No problem.
6.I again Install Remix OS in C Drive, but now it doesn't boot!! It is now stuck in that booting menu which shows some linux codes. I don't know what they mean but earlier(Before that BSOD) it used to get past the codes in boot menu and boot normally.
--IMPORTANT--
7. If I install remix OS in other Hard disk(80GB), it boots normally. But in 1TB it doesn't boot now but it used to before the BSOD.

8.PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!

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Uninstallation issues

Open the run menu run by right clicking on the start menu type msconfig dialog opens click on the boot tab click on remix OS entry and delete it will no longer show on start up.

 

Uninstallation issues

Hello.

Having windows 10 on my laptop, i also installed "Remix Os" on my pc. So whenever my pc boots up, i have an option to choose between Windows or remix os. But then i uninstalled remix os from my pc.

The issue is that i am still getting the option to choose btw remix and windows even after uninstalling remix.

 

About "Drive E: is gone". Probably Windows assign the Letter E to the new partition. May be your "old" Drive E has a different Letter now or it has not a Letter assign to it. Going to Disk Management, choice each Partition and there you can assign/remove/change/Add a Drive letter to each Partition.

 

No, I checked that already. The drive letter couldn't be assigned because it wasn't a drive at all. It was free Volume. So, I had to make a new E drive from it.
I think after that partition thing, linux has some booting problems on that drive.