GRUB bootloader does not appear after set the default bios settings
I use Ubuntu dual boot with Windows. I recently set the default bios settings and grub bootloader does not appear at startup. Windows starts directly. I am able to use Windows Boot Manager screen to boot to Ubuntu or Windows 10 which appeared after I pressed F9 on my Hp Envy 13 laptop. But earlier I was using grub bootloader when I startup.
boot dual-boot grub2 bootloader bios
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I use Ubuntu dual boot with Windows. I recently set the default bios settings and grub bootloader does not appear at startup. Windows starts directly. I am able to use Windows Boot Manager screen to boot to Ubuntu or Windows 10 which appeared after I pressed F9 on my Hp Envy 13 laptop. But earlier I was using grub bootloader when I startup.
boot dual-boot grub2 bootloader bios
asked Jan 28 at 0:49
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Open UEFI settings (UEFI is what replaces BIOS) and change the boot order back to Ubuntu. The reset changed it to Windows boot manager. It's that simple.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 28 at 18:59
Thank you very much. It worked. @GabrielaGarcia
– Berkan Çalışyüksel
Jan 28 at 19:19
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I use Ubuntu dual boot with Windows. I recently set the default bios settings and grub bootloader does not appear at startup. Windows starts directly. I am able to use Windows Boot Manager screen to boot to Ubuntu or Windows 10 which appeared after I pressed F9 on my Hp Envy 13 laptop. But earlier I was using grub bootloader when I startup.
boot dual-boot grub2 bootloader bios
asked Jan 28 at 0:49
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I use Ubuntu dual boot with Windows. I recently set the default bios settings and grub bootloader does not appear at startup. Windows starts directly. I am able to use Windows Boot Manager screen to boot to Ubuntu or Windows 10 which appeared after I pressed F9 on my Hp Envy 13 laptop. But earlier I was using grub bootloader when I startup.
boot dual-boot grub2 bootloader bios
boot dual-boot grub2 bootloader bios
asked Jan 28 at 0:49
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asked Jan 28 at 0:49
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asked Jan 28 at 0:49
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asked Jan 28 at 0:49
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Open UEFI settings (UEFI is what replaces BIOS) and change the boot order back to Ubuntu. The reset changed it to Windows boot manager. It's that simple.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 28 at 18:59
Thank you very much. It worked. @GabrielaGarcia
– Berkan Çalışyüksel
Jan 28 at 19:19
add a comment |
Open UEFI settings (UEFI is what replaces BIOS) and change the boot order back to Ubuntu. The reset changed it to Windows boot manager. It's that simple.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 28 at 18:59
Thank you very much. It worked. @GabrielaGarcia
– Berkan Çalışyüksel
Jan 28 at 19:19
Open UEFI settings (UEFI is what replaces BIOS) and change the boot order back to Ubuntu. The reset changed it to Windows boot manager. It's that simple.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 28 at 18:59
Open UEFI settings (UEFI is what replaces BIOS) and change the boot order back to Ubuntu. The reset changed it to Windows boot manager. It's that simple.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 28 at 18:59
Thank you very much. It worked. @GabrielaGarcia
– Berkan Çalışyüksel
Jan 28 at 19:19
Thank you very much. It worked. @GabrielaGarcia
– Berkan Çalışyüksel
Jan 28 at 19:19
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Open UEFI settings (UEFI is what replaces BIOS) and change the boot order back to Ubuntu. The reset changed it to Windows boot manager. It's that simple.
– GabrielaGarcia
Jan 28 at 18:59
Thank you very much. It worked. @GabrielaGarcia
– Berkan Çalışyüksel
Jan 28 at 19:19