Deleted encryped EOS partition now cant boot to Windows either

General system Kernel, boot, graphics & hardware
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I have been dualbooting EOS and Win11. I had enabled LUKS encryption When installing EOS.

Now I wanted to reinstall EOS and so I deleted the partition and was planning on using the windows method to remove EFI entries for a clean install. I have done this before.

When I boot instead of going to the Windows bootmenu it goes to Grub Encryption passphrase. However it cant find target to unencrypt so goes straight to grub resque.

I want to at least get back into windows if possible.

I have tried using cryptsetup-reencrypt from a EOS Live ISO I have laying around but it cant find the command. PLS Help!

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Are you not able to go into the Bios settings or use an F key to select another boot option to boot on Windows. If you are using grub it craetes the boot loader but Windows still has the original bootloader for Windows. It will be another entry in uefi.

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I ended up using a live ISO to mount the efi directory and just delete the EOS boot entry but what you suggest would have worked too. I should have thought of that lol