So I installed Mint today, tried to reboot to switch to Windows (selected to install alongside Windows 10 in install options), but I donât have the option to use Windows, my NTFS partition is still there with data on it, I checked with both terminal and GParted, but I have no clue how to reach it, I followed the instructions on the multi-boot page in the installation manual to install grub but it still isnât showing.
#No OS select menu
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Tried something else, this https://gcore.com/learning/how-to-install-grub-bootloader-in-linux
didnât work either
This didnât work either https://www.fosslinux.com/115040/a-complete-guide-to-installing-grub-bootloader-on-linux.htm
The GRand Unified Bootloader, more commonly known as GRUB, is the default bootloader for most Linux distributions. It's the first software that runs when a computer starts and is responsible for loading the operating system into memory. GRUB is especially useful in multi-boot setups, as it allows users to choose from multiple operating systems d...
So basically the GRUB menu (the OS selection) menu doesnt appear when restarting the computer?
or when you turn it on and the GRUB menu doesnt appear, if so what your computer name or model (like HP, DELL, ASUS)?
yeah because what you're doing is both useless and will quicker break your system than fix it
output of efibootmgr please
Iâm out the house for the week, canât exactly do that
You just need to change some settings, nothing crazy.
i got access again, would it change anything about the issue if i use an hdd and the hdd holds both mint and windows 10 boot?
you made an incompatible dualboot. see Common Issues preventing linux installation:
â #1303794165712420906 message
reinstall and note bulletpoint 2
and show result of efibootmgr from linux when u are at computer, as jak asked.
lemme go check them
i am confused
all the sudden grub felt like appearing
and now win10 boots perfectly fine
bullet point one
is messing with u
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now it works perfectly
you're seeing the black GRUB 2.xx menu at bootup, with both OS' showing and launchable from it?
yup
did u turn off that thing i just linked?
alright. maybe it just needed the udpdate-grub command . idk what u did
but my friend who has been using linux since like 2018 or something says that grub is basically black magic
i literally rebooted my computer
thats it