Can't boot into Windows on dual boot with ubuntu

[supertramp20]

Well I did a stupid thing while repairing my boot loader system using EasyBCD on Windows. I selected Ubuntu as default bootloader and also selected the 'Skip the boot menu' option and applied those settings.
Now whenever I select Windows on the GRUB , it redirects to the GRUB leaving me no choice but Ubuntu.
I can access the windows drives but can't boot into it.
Is there anyway to solve this issue?
P.S.- I don't have recovery.

 

[MilesAhead]

It is probably easiest to fix from the Grub side. See if this helps any:
Where can I find GRUB bootloader script before the system started up? - Ask Ubuntu

 

[supertramp20]

Actually the thing is I made changes in windows boot settings which somehow redirects to GRUB again.

If I have to make any change I think it should probably on windows side. Is there anyway to edit windows boot settings without logging into it.

 

[MilesAhead]

You need to create a WinPE boot usb with EasyBCD on it. Boot the USB stick and edit your boot settings on the Windows HD. There may be a "rescue disc" out there with EasyBCD already on it.

I suggested doing it from Linux because in multiboot situations there tend to be many more tools that work in Linux than in Windows. For a long time Windows wasn't very away of Linux but Linux had to be very aware of Windows. But I haven't done multi-boot in years. Only on the old MBR based systems.

Make sure any guide for running EasyBCD to fix Windows from a boot USB is written for Windows 8/10 and is UEFI aware.