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FollowThe problem seems to be that as you installed Windows first, it's boot entry is above the Linux boot entry, which needs to be loaded for GRUB to show up. To fix this order, try following these steps:

  1. Go into your boot settings, accessible by pressing a specific key during boot (check your laptop's manual)
  2. Find the option to change the OS boot order (Most likely accessible by pressing enter on the OS boot loader entry in the boot order list).
  3. Move the linuxLinux entry above windowsWindows.
  4. Press the key for save & exit and reboot.

This will make linuxLinux boot by default, and grubGRUB should show up, with an option to boot into windows.

Follow these steps:

  1. Go into your boot settings, accessible by pressing a specific key during boot (check your laptop's manual)
  2. Find the option to change the OS boot order (Most likely accessible by pressing enter on the OS boot loader entry in the boot order list).
  3. Move the linux entry above windows.
  4. Press the key for save & exit and reboot.

This will make linux boot by default, and grub should show up, with an option to boot into windows.

The problem seems to be that as you installed Windows first, it's boot entry is above the Linux boot entry, which needs to be loaded for GRUB to show up. To fix this order, try following these steps:

  1. Go into your boot settings, accessible by pressing a specific key during boot (check your laptop's manual)
  2. Find the option to change the OS boot order (Most likely accessible by pressing enter on the OS boot loader entry in the boot order list).
  3. Move the Linux entry above Windows.
  4. Press the key for save & exit and reboot.

This will make Linux boot by default, and GRUB should show up, with an option to boot into windows.

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Follow these steps:

  1. Go into your boot settings, accessible by pressing a specific key during boot (check your laptop's manual)
  2. Find the option to change the OS boot order (Most likely accessible by pressing enter on the OS boot loader entry in the boot order list).
  3. Move the linux entry above windows.
  4. Press the key for save & exit and reboot.

This will make linux boot by default, and grub should show up, with an option to boot into windows.