That's a very non-specific question. You ought to provide details if you want
a good answer. Like what exactly your installation process was, and what
happens when you try to boot Windows now. Please as well don't generalize
your problem; it's unusual. Normally, the only particular effect of
installing GNU/Linux alongside Windows is that Windows has to do a disk check
to make sure there aren't any problems (because the partition size changed).
If you're unlucky, you might need to enter a recovery environment, but that's
been included in a separate partition alongside Windows ever since Windows
Vista. (I guess something like it might have been on a CD for Windows XP, but
I'm not entirely sure.)
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