I've been fiddling with setting up my dual boot machine and I've installed windows on a partition that's on the same drive as my mint, which broke grub and put in this slow windows bootloader.
I followed a tutorial to repair GRUB and used Boot Repair, which warned me about a LockedNVram(LinuxMint) detected. I don't know what I'm doing at this point and I don't wanna break anything, so help would be appreciated.
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#Boot repair NVram warning [SOLVED]
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I've been looking for the answer online and there's many answers, but one suggests resetting CMOS jumpers effectively resetting BIOS settings. Should I try this first since I already have secure boot disabled?
See if there is an OS/UEFI boot loader menu in BIOS that allows you to have ubuntu first rather than windows boot loader
That's the problem, I know my mint bootloader is done for since I installed windows after mint
Windows broke grub and I tried repairing it, that's also when the warning came
In the boot menu it only shows my USB mint, not the SSD one which I think indicates GRUB is broken
This is with the USB mint removed
Boot into Windows, open cmd with admin privileges and run bcdedit/enum firmware post results
alright, will take a few minutes due to the windows bootloader...
Here's the output of your specified command
just realized the way I typed it was a bit condescending, sorry about that
Now run in Windows bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi reboot and see if you go to grub, if not, you may need to use BIOS boot order to get into Windows
Thank you so much, I was affraid I was gonna have to tinker with hardware
Boot repair NVram warning [SOLVED]
Good, I like the easier fixes. Likely a case of the BIOS not wanting Linux to change the boot order but it would let Windows