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Grub not showing boot menu after installing ubuntu
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Grub menu not showing after exiting BIOSDual boot pc boots directly to ubuntu instead of showing grub menuGrub not recognizing Windows 7 after installing ubuntuGrub menu not showing after installing ubuntu 15.04 in dual boot with windowsGRUB menu not showing with dual-boot UEFI mode installationNot showing GRUB in windows 10 dual bootGrub menu no showing after upgrading ubuntugrub menu not showing windows 7 option on dual bootCan't find Windows 10 in GRUB boot menu after installing Ubuntu, Boot Repair failedGrub menu doesn't show during boot up
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Grub is not showing multi boot options after installing Ubuntu with windows 10.
And when looked Ubuntu was in uefi mode and windows in bios mode.It is directly booting into Ubuntu.
boot dual-boot
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
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Grub is not showing multi boot options after installing Ubuntu with windows 10.
And when looked Ubuntu was in uefi mode and windows in bios mode.It is directly booting into Ubuntu.
boot dual-boot
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
62
UEFI & BIOS are not compatible. Or once you start booting from UEFI boot menu in one mode you cannot change. And then grub can only boot other installs in same boot mode. Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode. Microsoft has required vendors to install Windows in UEFI mode since 2012 and release of Windows 8, but users still can use 35 year old BIOS/MBR configuration. Or live with dual booting only from UEFI menu. How you boot install media, UEFI or BIOS, is then how it installs for both Windows & Ubuntu. Windows 10 in BIOS mode is not as dual boot friendly.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 13:32
so what should i do
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:43
1
Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 14:44
Thanks for the help
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:50
add a comment |
Grub is not showing multi boot options after installing Ubuntu with windows 10.
And when looked Ubuntu was in uefi mode and windows in bios mode.It is directly booting into Ubuntu.
boot dual-boot
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
62
Grub is not showing multi boot options after installing Ubuntu with windows 10.
And when looked Ubuntu was in uefi mode and windows in bios mode.It is directly booting into Ubuntu.
boot dual-boot
boot dual-boot
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
62
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
62
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
62
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
62
asked Apr 13 at 13:04
ashwin vinodashwin vinod
62
62
UEFI & BIOS are not compatible. Or once you start booting from UEFI boot menu in one mode you cannot change. And then grub can only boot other installs in same boot mode. Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode. Microsoft has required vendors to install Windows in UEFI mode since 2012 and release of Windows 8, but users still can use 35 year old BIOS/MBR configuration. Or live with dual booting only from UEFI menu. How you boot install media, UEFI or BIOS, is then how it installs for both Windows & Ubuntu. Windows 10 in BIOS mode is not as dual boot friendly.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 13:32
so what should i do
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:43
1
Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 14:44
Thanks for the help
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:50
add a comment |
UEFI & BIOS are not compatible. Or once you start booting from UEFI boot menu in one mode you cannot change. And then grub can only boot other installs in same boot mode. Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode. Microsoft has required vendors to install Windows in UEFI mode since 2012 and release of Windows 8, but users still can use 35 year old BIOS/MBR configuration. Or live with dual booting only from UEFI menu. How you boot install media, UEFI or BIOS, is then how it installs for both Windows & Ubuntu. Windows 10 in BIOS mode is not as dual boot friendly.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 13:32
so what should i do
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:43
1
Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 14:44
Thanks for the help
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:50
UEFI & BIOS are not compatible. Or once you start booting from UEFI boot menu in one mode you cannot change. And then grub can only boot other installs in same boot mode. Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode. Microsoft has required vendors to install Windows in UEFI mode since 2012 and release of Windows 8, but users still can use 35 year old BIOS/MBR configuration. Or live with dual booting only from UEFI menu. How you boot install media, UEFI or BIOS, is then how it installs for both Windows & Ubuntu. Windows 10 in BIOS mode is not as dual boot friendly.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 13:32
UEFI & BIOS are not compatible. Or once you start booting from UEFI boot menu in one mode you cannot change. And then grub can only boot other installs in same boot mode. Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode. Microsoft has required vendors to install Windows in UEFI mode since 2012 and release of Windows 8, but users still can use 35 year old BIOS/MBR configuration. Or live with dual booting only from UEFI menu. How you boot install media, UEFI or BIOS, is then how it installs for both Windows & Ubuntu. Windows 10 in BIOS mode is not as dual boot friendly.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 13:32
so what should i do
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:43
so what should i do
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:43
1
1
Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 14:44
Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 14:44
Thanks for the help
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:50
Thanks for the help
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:50
add a comment |
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UEFI & BIOS are not compatible. Or once you start booting from UEFI boot menu in one mode you cannot change. And then grub can only boot other installs in same boot mode. Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode. Microsoft has required vendors to install Windows in UEFI mode since 2012 and release of Windows 8, but users still can use 35 year old BIOS/MBR configuration. Or live with dual booting only from UEFI menu. How you boot install media, UEFI or BIOS, is then how it installs for both Windows & Ubuntu. Windows 10 in BIOS mode is not as dual boot friendly.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 13:32
so what should i do
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:43
1
Reinstall Windows in UEFI mode or Ubuntu in BIOS mode.
– oldfred
Apr 13 at 14:44
Thanks for the help
– ashwin vinod
Apr 13 at 14:50