- #Super grub2 windows 10 how to#
- #Super grub2 windows 10 install#
- #Super grub2 windows 10 windows 10#
- #Super grub2 windows 10 software#
Using this tool, you can restore grub by following the instructions here. I have not used Super Grub2 Disk personally, but I hear it is an incredibly useful tool. I would try this first instead of grub2win, as there is less risk involved if something goes awry. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully on the project's page if taking choosing method.Īnother method instead of grub2win is Super Grub2 Disk, which is a live CD that allows you to boot into a variety of operating systems. This allows you to boot grub2 from your Windows EFI firmware by making edits to the boot code. If the above fail, you could try installing grub2win. chrooting into your installed Ubuntu system from the live CD and then reinstalling grub manually). Try following the steps detailed in Enkouyami's answer (i.e. In Windows, I also entered the command bcdedit /set path \EFI\ubuntu\grub圆4.efi. Pressing F8 and F12 also does not help.Ĭan anyone help me bring up the GRUB boot menu? So, I found out that Ubuntu is installed.
#Super grub2 windows 10 install#
Initially I thought Ubuntu has not been installed, but when I plugged in the USB drive and wanted to install Ubuntu I saw an option of reinstalling Ubuntu on my machine. After installation, the boot menu did not show up. Then I created a new partition for Ubuntu and installed it.
#Super grub2 windows 10 windows 10#
To install Ubuntu, I chose the option install alongside Windows 10 or something similar to this. I've yet to see this method fail, and I've tried it on several distros (mostly Ubuntu and Mint) and several vendors (Asus, Acer, HP, Lenovo).I have installed Ubuntu 15.10 alongside Windows 10 with UEFI. I participated in a local Linux installfest where we install Linux for interested people, most often as a secondary OS next to Windows. Note that Windows doesn't seem to recognize that it's been deactivated, so this will not get reverted by booting into Windows or updating it. If you reboot now, you'll boot to grub, if the Linux option is enabled with the highest priority. Also, make sure that now deactivated Windows has higher priority if it doesn't already: sudo efibootmgr -bootorder #,$$$$,&,%%%% Look at the 4 digit boot number next to Windows entry and run sudo efibootmgr -bootnum # -inactive There are also stars* beside some, if not all, of the entries, marking them active. It's likely that Windows will have higher priority (boot order is above the list). You'll notice Windows boot loader/manager and Linux somewhere in the list. If you installed it in UEFI mode, you'll get some info and a list. Note that this method will only work if Linux has been installed in UEFI mode, so you'll get an error if Linux has been installed in Legacy mode. Get into Linux (either the original install, if you can or live CD/DVD) and run this command: efibootmgr In my case, I couldn't fix grub using bcdedit.Ī solution I found somewhere online () involves deactivating windows boot manager.
#Super grub2 windows 10 software#
Step 5: (optional) Email Microsoft support and nicely ask them to stop shipping software that breaks your boot loader. Click on "Change settings that are currently unavailable" this enables the fast start option.
For me Power And Sleep Settings-> Additional Power Settings -> Choose What Power Buttons do. This keeps changing with Windows updates. Step 3: Disable Fast Startup in Windows 10 for Fedora it becomes \EFI\fedora\grub圆4.efiīcdedit /set path \EFI\YourDistroPath\grub圆4.efi Use "dir P:\EFI" to figure out what path your distro sets up in this UEFI partition. (For me running "mountvol P: /S" in an admin cmd terminal worked.)
#Super grub2 windows 10 how to#
Step1: Browse your EFI partition using one of the options here How to access efi partition on windows 10? To make this answer more generic across all linux distros: The "Manjaro" string in the selected answer is specific to OPs distribution so this might not work for you.
This comes up as a top result for this problem, so adding info for all distros:
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