Windows 10 killing grub
I'm trying to run a dual boot system with w10 and Ubuntu. Both system works, secure boot is disabled and legacy support enabled, but every time i boot windows10 it just kills grub so the next time i try to boot grub i need to repair it with a live cd of linux. The main problem is that every time windows boots, grub cant recognize the file system (obviusly i have to manually boot grub instead of the windows boot manager).
I didn't try with: Bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
since last time i had to reinstall since i couldn't get it back to work.
linux windows-10 ubuntu multi-boot grub
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I'm trying to run a dual boot system with w10 and Ubuntu. Both system works, secure boot is disabled and legacy support enabled, but every time i boot windows10 it just kills grub so the next time i try to boot grub i need to repair it with a live cd of linux. The main problem is that every time windows boots, grub cant recognize the file system (obviusly i have to manually boot grub instead of the windows boot manager).
I didn't try with: Bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
since last time i had to reinstall since i couldn't get it back to work.
linux windows-10 ubuntu multi-boot grub
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I'm trying to run a dual boot system with w10 and Ubuntu. Both system works, secure boot is disabled and legacy support enabled, but every time i boot windows10 it just kills grub so the next time i try to boot grub i need to repair it with a live cd of linux. The main problem is that every time windows boots, grub cant recognize the file system (obviusly i have to manually boot grub instead of the windows boot manager).
I didn't try with: Bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
since last time i had to reinstall since i couldn't get it back to work.
linux windows-10 ubuntu multi-boot grub
I'm trying to run a dual boot system with w10 and Ubuntu. Both system works, secure boot is disabled and legacy support enabled, but every time i boot windows10 it just kills grub so the next time i try to boot grub i need to repair it with a live cd of linux. The main problem is that every time windows boots, grub cant recognize the file system (obviusly i have to manually boot grub instead of the windows boot manager).
I didn't try with: Bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
since last time i had to reinstall since i couldn't get it back to work.
linux windows-10 ubuntu multi-boot grub
linux windows-10 ubuntu multi-boot grub
edited Feb 3 at 17:57
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