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I have a Windows 10 Laptop booting in EFI mode. I currently have Windows 10 and Linux Mint installed. I want to be able to boot into Linux mint from Windows Boot Manager. The thing is, I kind of deleted the Boot Entry for it, because it wasn't working anyway. (It was, but the computer didn't show a boot manager, just booted straight into Windows) And now I have a Linux Mint install without any sort of Boot Entry to boot into it. I think I'm good, because the "ubuntu" directory in the EFI partition still exists, along with grubx64.efi. Now what I need to have:
When the laptop boots, I need to be able to choose which OS I want to boot.
I know this HAS to do with BCD, I tried EasyBCD, that doesn't work with UEFI Boot, I tried Visual BCD Editor, couldn't for the heck find out how that works, and now I'm just stuck with it only booting straight into Windows.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/221835/how-do-i-install-ubuntu-alongside-a-pre-installed-windows-with-uefi – None – 2019-08-16T14:16:55.707
I have GRUB. But not the Boot Entry. Is there any way to boot into GRUB from Windows Boot Manger? – TimmSkiller – 2019-08-17T07:10:55.873
No, there isn't. What boot entry are you missing? – None – 2019-08-17T09:25:14.040
Thanks for your reply, I have already fixed this problem, by just going into the UEFI, and booting the grubx64.efi manually each time I want to use Linux. As Linux is not my primary OS, this isn't really a problem for me. – TimmSkiller – 2019-09-04T10:32:38.543
1I have had Windows bootloader boot to linux. user931000 information is not correct. – Chris K – 2020-02-07T16:00:26.087