Boot inquiry no grub
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I have been playing around with multiple distros recently and stumbled across an issue when installing a flavor of linux. After having installed a couple of distros then uninstalling on the latest install the grub didn't appear. just went straight to windows. I messed around a little with the bios and still could find the issue. I tried entering the distro through the advanced boot option in windows and again despite clicking Ubuntu it just prompted boot option unavailable and then continued into Windows again... Any help ?
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I have been playing around with multiple distros recently and stumbled across an issue when installing a flavor of linux. After having installed a couple of distros then uninstalling on the latest install the grub didn't appear. just went straight to windows. I messed around a little with the bios and still could find the issue. I tried entering the distro through the advanced boot option in windows and again despite clicking Ubuntu it just prompted boot option unavailable and then continued into Windows again... Any help ?
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi
asked Apr 9 at 15:48
Kieran Johnstone
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What brand/model system? Some only let you set default to "Windows Boot Manager". And use of description as part of boot is not allowed by UEFI standard, but since more than one vendor may have someone promoting that. There are many work arounds depending on configuration. Sony, HP & others workarounds: askubuntu.com/questions/486752/…
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I have been playing around with multiple distros recently and stumbled across an issue when installing a flavor of linux. After having installed a couple of distros then uninstalling on the latest install the grub didn't appear. just went straight to windows. I messed around a little with the bios and still could find the issue. I tried entering the distro through the advanced boot option in windows and again despite clicking Ubuntu it just prompted boot option unavailable and then continued into Windows again... Any help ?
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi
asked Apr 9 at 15:48
Kieran Johnstone
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I have been playing around with multiple distros recently and stumbled across an issue when installing a flavor of linux. After having installed a couple of distros then uninstalling on the latest install the grub didn't appear. just went straight to windows. I messed around a little with the bios and still could find the issue. I tried entering the distro through the advanced boot option in windows and again despite clicking Ubuntu it just prompted boot option unavailable and then continued into Windows again... Any help ?
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi
asked Apr 9 at 15:48
Kieran Johnstone
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asked Apr 9 at 15:48
Kieran Johnstone
1
asked Apr 9 at 15:48
Kieran Johnstone
1
asked Apr 9 at 15:48
Kieran Johnstone
1
asked Apr 9 at 15:48
Kieran Johnstone
1
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What brand/model system? Some only let you set default to "Windows Boot Manager". And use of description as part of boot is not allowed by UEFI standard, but since more than one vendor may have someone promoting that. There are many work arounds depending on configuration. Sony, HP & others workarounds: askubuntu.com/questions/486752/…
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 16:20
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What brand/model system? Some only let you set default to "Windows Boot Manager". And use of description as part of boot is not allowed by UEFI standard, but since more than one vendor may have someone promoting that. There are many work arounds depending on configuration. Sony, HP & others workarounds: askubuntu.com/questions/486752/…
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 16:20
What brand/model system? Some only let you set default to "Windows Boot Manager". And use of description as part of boot is not allowed by UEFI standard, but since more than one vendor may have someone promoting that. There are many work arounds depending on configuration. Sony, HP & others workarounds: askubuntu.com/questions/486752/…
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 16:20
What brand/model system? Some only let you set default to "Windows Boot Manager". And use of description as part of boot is not allowed by UEFI standard, but since more than one vendor may have someone promoting that. There are many work arounds depending on configuration. Sony, HP & others workarounds: askubuntu.com/questions/486752/…
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 16:20
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What brand/model system? Some only let you set default to "Windows Boot Manager". And use of description as part of boot is not allowed by UEFI standard, but since more than one vendor may have someone promoting that. There are many work arounds depending on configuration. Sony, HP & others workarounds: askubuntu.com/questions/486752/…
– oldfred
Apr 9 at 16:20