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Recovery of grub (in EFI) after starting Windows 10 in dual boot

Well known problem, but unknown solution (at least so far). The question has been asked millions of times, but a solution to this specific case didn't show up while searching. Feel free to point me to ...
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Can an EFI boot table entry override the timeout for GRUB?

It is possible for an entry in the EFI boot table to pass arguments to the stub that it loads. For example, this is commonly used to identify the system root when using the EFI-stub of a Linux Kernel. ...
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EFI/Bios/Grub: Notebook Doesn‘t boot neither HDD nor Fedora install media

I had a parallel installation of W10 and Fedora Linux. Was fine although prompting error of unknown TPM error the last time but the Notebook booted. Then I Installed Fedora 39 immutable Onyx. Deleted ...
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Windows is not showing up in boot menu after installing Pop_OS on a separate NVMe drive

I have two NVMes on my laptop. I already have Windows 11 in one, and I wanted to install Pop_OS on the other. After installing Pop_OS, it only showed Pop_OS in the boot menu after starting up the ...
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How to fix accidentally deleting EFI partitions on dualboot windows 7 and linux

TL; DR: How to fix EFI partitions that accidently deleted and cause windows 7 gone from dual boot What happend: So recently im dualbooting windows 7 with linux zorin os (based on ubuntu) and tried to ...
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/sys/firmware/efi/efivars mount point does not exist on artix (QEMU on arch) EFI variables are not supported on this system

I'm trying to install Artix Linux on a virtual machine before I install it on actual hardware. I'm using QEMU. When trying to install GRUB via grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/...
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How do I remove a phantom Windows Boot Manager displayed by grub?

I have a dual-boot dual-drive Dell Optiplex 7060, with a SATA SSD and an NVME stick. Ubuntu Linux 22.04 is installed on /dev/nvme0. Windows 11 is installed on /dev/sda. I first installed Ubuntu on the ...
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How to install GRUB EFI to RAID1

While configuring a new server, I try to install the Debian Linux Buster at mirrored disks /dev/sda and /dev/sdb with uEFI. I tried various combination: var1: /dev/sda and /dev/sdb - > /dev/md1 (...
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GRUB shows menu for Ubuntu 20.04 but not for Pop!_OS 22.04

I decided to switch to Pop!_OS 22.04 from Ubuntu 20.04, while I'm mentally preparing to switch to Devuan in the future. The GRUB is configurable from Ubuntu as expected, but when I do exactly the same ...
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Any Windows bootable media won't boot after fixing GRUB2

Recently, I accidentally deleted EFI and Windows partition. Then, I tried fixing the GRUB first on a Ubuntu bootable media (it booted fine). After that, I made Windows bootable using Rufus. But, the ...
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How to uninstall grub?

I want to remove grub for another bootloader (i.e. OpenCore). I have some merits in doing so which I won't go into. So my question is how can I completely remove GRUB bootloader. I can just remove the ...
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Is it possible to install GRUB on a 2006 MacBook with 32bit EFI so I can also boot cleanly from 64bit OS Ubuntu server?

The machine is working, after many tries and big effort, it is up and running. But to boot up the machine, I need to run a Linux Mint 18 boot disc, and tell the machine to boot from internal hard ...
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GRUB/EFI - Divide & Conquer, smart multiple boot solution

Is there an adequate way to partition a HDD in such a way that every Linux distribution I install has its own GRUB, so that one distro shares anything or interferes with another distro at its absolute ...
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Why am I having two grub menus?

I just installed ubuntu on my external hard drive and then try to turn on my computer I encounter a blank grub 2.40 menu(this blank grub) and after that when I type exit command, it takes me to ...
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Build Grub2 EFI for Ubuntu from nothing

After installing Ubuntu, I deleted the EFI partition. I would like to rebuild that partition, I don't want to perform data recovery. I have recreated a partition of a similar size there at SDA2 FAT32,...
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