Can't update windows 10 after dual booting with Ubuntu 16.04
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I recently successfully dual-booted my laptop with Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. However, this week Windows decided it wanted to update. I clicked restart and update, selected windows boot manager from grub, and nothing.
It just started Windows without updating. Google doesn't reveal any solutions, is this a common problem?
16.04 dual-boot updates windows-10
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I recently successfully dual-booted my laptop with Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. However, this week Windows decided it wanted to update. I clicked restart and update, selected windows boot manager from grub, and nothing.
It just started Windows without updating. Google doesn't reveal any solutions, is this a common problem?
16.04 dual-boot updates windows-10
edited Mar 19 at 21:47
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asked Mar 19 at 20:18
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Have you tried making Windows boot manager of a higher priority in your BIOS than Ubuntu?
– NerdOfCode
Mar 19 at 20:55
Windows boot manager is the highest priority - Ubuntu doesn't actually appear on the list when I'm in UEFI settings
– Isaac Middlemiss
Mar 19 at 21:55
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I recently successfully dual-booted my laptop with Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. However, this week Windows decided it wanted to update. I clicked restart and update, selected windows boot manager from grub, and nothing.
It just started Windows without updating. Google doesn't reveal any solutions, is this a common problem?
16.04 dual-boot updates windows-10
edited Mar 19 at 21:47
NerdOfCode
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asked Mar 19 at 20:18
Isaac Middlemiss
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I recently successfully dual-booted my laptop with Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. However, this week Windows decided it wanted to update. I clicked restart and update, selected windows boot manager from grub, and nothing.
It just started Windows without updating. Google doesn't reveal any solutions, is this a common problem?
16.04 dual-boot updates windows-10
16.04 dual-boot updates windows-10
edited Mar 19 at 21:47
NerdOfCode
1,032223
asked Mar 19 at 20:18
Isaac Middlemiss
11
edited Mar 19 at 21:47
NerdOfCode
1,032223
asked Mar 19 at 20:18
Isaac Middlemiss
11
edited Mar 19 at 21:47
NerdOfCode
1,032223
edited Mar 19 at 21:47
NerdOfCode
1,032223
edited Mar 19 at 21:47
NerdOfCode
1,032223
1,032223
asked Mar 19 at 20:18
Isaac Middlemiss
11
asked Mar 19 at 20:18
Isaac Middlemiss
11
asked Mar 19 at 20:18
Isaac Middlemiss
11
11
Have you tried making Windows boot manager of a higher priority in your BIOS than Ubuntu?
– NerdOfCode
Mar 19 at 20:55
Windows boot manager is the highest priority - Ubuntu doesn't actually appear on the list when I'm in UEFI settings
– Isaac Middlemiss
Mar 19 at 21:55
add a comment |Â
Have you tried making Windows boot manager of a higher priority in your BIOS than Ubuntu?
– NerdOfCode
Mar 19 at 20:55
Windows boot manager is the highest priority - Ubuntu doesn't actually appear on the list when I'm in UEFI settings
– Isaac Middlemiss
Mar 19 at 21:55
Have you tried making Windows boot manager of a higher priority in your BIOS than Ubuntu?
– NerdOfCode
Mar 19 at 20:55
Have you tried making Windows boot manager of a higher priority in your BIOS than Ubuntu?
– NerdOfCode
Mar 19 at 20:55
Windows boot manager is the highest priority - Ubuntu doesn't actually appear on the list when I'm in UEFI settings
– Isaac Middlemiss
Mar 19 at 21:55
Windows boot manager is the highest priority - Ubuntu doesn't actually appear on the list when I'm in UEFI settings
– Isaac Middlemiss
Mar 19 at 21:55
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Have you tried making Windows boot manager of a higher priority in your BIOS than Ubuntu?
– NerdOfCode
Mar 19 at 20:55
Windows boot manager is the highest priority - Ubuntu doesn't actually appear on the list when I'm in UEFI settings
– Isaac Middlemiss
Mar 19 at 21:55