1. Booting into Recovery Mode via GRUB
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Restart your computer and hold the Shift key until the GRUB menu appears.

Fig1: GRUB menu (hold Shift until this screen appears) -
From the GRUB menu, select Advanced options for Parrot.

Fig2: Select "Advanced options for Parrot" -
From the next menu, choose Recovery Mode.

Fig3: Select “Recovery Mode”
2. Entering Root and Unlocking Accounts
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After entering recovery mode, select Root to enter single-user mode.

Fig4: Enter root command line -
Unlock the root account. Type the following command to reset the root password:
passwd rootEnter and confirm the new password.

Fig5: Resetting root password -
Unlock your regular user account (if necessary). If your username is
lrb, run:sudo passwd lrb sudo usermod -U lrb
Fig6: Unlocking user account
3. Restoring System Snapshot Using Timeshift
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Restore your system snapshot by typing the following command:
sudo timeshift --restore
Fig7: Restoring system snapshot command -
Select the snapshot you want to restore from the list of available backups.

Fig8: Select the snapshot to restore -
After the restoration, you will be prompted to reboot the system:
sudo reboot
Fig9: Reboot the system after restoration
4. Fixing GRUB Bootloader (No USB Needed)
If GRUB is broken, causing the system not to boot, follow these steps to repair GRUB:
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In Root mode, type the following commands:
sudo grub-install /dev/sda sudo update-grub
Fig10: GRUB install command -
Reboot the system:
sudo reboot
Fig11: Reboot after GRUB repair





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