Linux Doesn’t See Windows Boot Manager While Installing

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After restarting, it booted straight to Windows. I tried opening the boot menu by pressing F12, and the only available option was to boot in Windows. Picture of my boot priority

How to Install Ubuntu Alongside Windows Boot Manager? – Its Linux FOSS

Windows Boot Manager missing after Dual Boot

I’d boot into Linux, then go to your software manager and install GRUB Customizer. It can rebuild your GRUB boot menu and update the boot config. Hopefully Windows 11 will show up on your

I’m trying to dual boot Windows 10 and Linux Mint, but the Linux Mint installer cannot recognize my installation of Windows 10. It always says „This computer has no

I installed Ubuntu in dual-boot along with Windows 11 and when I reentered into Win11, I can’t boot into Ubuntu anymore. Win11 doesn’t show Ubuntu as a booting option in its

Resolving Dual-Boot Issue: Windows Not Showing in GRUB Menu
Ubuntu not showing up in boot menu after first installation
Why is the installer not showing any partitions?

The 2nd thing you may try is to boot into Linux, mount the Windows partition and use the grub os-prober mechanism (which looks for OSes, including Windows, in mounted partitions) to have a

When the system was installed, I could boot into Mint just fine. However, there was no longer a Windows Boot Manager option.

The windows installation only allows to select a partition for its installation, and once its installed, the linux partition mounted as /boot/efi was taken over by windows and grub

Ubuntu not showing up in boot menu after first installation

I installed successfully Win 10 & Linux Mint dual boot and it worked nicely on a testing laptop. Now I am trying to follow the same process on my primary laptop and even

I installed Ubuntu on my new SSD with the primary drive unplugged so as to avoid an accidental overwrite of my HDD Windows drive. After installing Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS,

There is a way to change it to „Windows 10 Startup“ or whatever name, but you do not need to do it. If your Windows 10 worked OK before installing Linux Mint, then it should

Linux uses an app called Grub to manage boot. Windows should be shown on the Grub menu, and selecting that line should trigger the Windows boot loader. Do you not see this

This seems to work, although it’s extremely annoying since the BIOS setup screen doesn’t see the bugged entry and hence I can’t set it as default boot device. Some more tests

I’m trying to set up a dual boot with Ubuntu 20.04 on my Microsoft Surface Laptop running windows 10. When I run the ubuntu installer (I am booting from a USB stick with which I used the iso file and rufus to format) there is no

After following these steps, my GRUB menu displayed the „Windows 10“ option, allowing me to boot into Windows 10 successfully. Conclusion: If you encounter a similar issue

Why is the installer not showing any partitions?

It is especially useful when there are multiple operating systems installed on your PC. When you start or restart your PC, you can choose which OS you want to load. Now, if you

the only solution for me is to install linux and windows on different physical drives, disconnecting the other drive while installing the respective systems, after setup, you use your mainboard

— Now I cannot access Ubuntu. If I boot with UEFI I get windows, if Legacy I get a black screen —Re-download linux image. Swap windows image for linux on USB using rufus;

How to Fix Windows Boot Manager Boot Failed [100% Working Solutions ...

I recently encountered a dual-boot issue on my Debian 12 system where Windows 10 was not showing up in the GRUB menu after a Debian update. I spent some time

Make sure that Ubuntu is above Windows in the boot order. You have to change the boot order if you can see both Windows and Linux boot options and Windows boot is above

They typically need UEFI update & then you only can change boot order in UEFI settings tab (not boot manager/menu). Is blue screen from Windows? post this sudo efibootmgr

Trying to install Mint 21.1 alongside Windows 11 on Asus Zenbook UX425QA, I fail to make the Windows Boot Manager see Linux. As far as Linux is concerned, it considers itself

I had a similar problem trying to install Ubuntu (via USB) alongside Windows 10: the Ubuntu installer did not recognize my SSD and only found the USB drive I was installing from. It turned

However, I noticed that the Windows Boot Manager option wasn’t appearing in the GRUB list. I read some threads to find a solution, but unfortunately, I ended up breaking

One is SSD and Another one is HDD. My windows in installed in SSD from the beginning and working fine. I am trying to install Linux on SSD. While installing, the SSD disk is

I would like to make it dual boot, with windows 10. Secure boot is off (It was off, when I got it) I have shrinked the disk, and made room for Mint, 100 GB (60 GB to Windows)

BootCurrent: 0016 Timeout: 0 seconds BootOrder: 0016,0017,0008,0009,000A,000B,000C,000D,000E,0014,0015,0013,0007 Boot0000 Setup

What you have to do is – allocate the complete hard drive space to windows. After allocating use Disk Management to free some space (in which you want to install ubuntu) from allocated

A couple of years ago, I set up my machine to dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu. At that time, it worked as expected and I was able to switch back and forth between Windows

windows boot manager has disappeared, so instead of exiting the grub menu it directly boots Ubuntu. The problem is that now I have no way to boot windows 11 and I need it for some

I’m trying to dual boot Windows 10 and Linux Mint, but the Linux Mint installer cannot recognize my installation of Windows 10. It always says „This computer has no

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