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Dual boot setup- no GRUB on boot
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On a dual boot Ubuntu 18.04LTS -Windows 10 setup.
By default I launch into Ubuntu
I see a black screen on boot for about 10 seconds then my desktop.
I last reconfigured my setup over a year ago but can't recall what I did to hide the GRUB on boot.
I was able to see the GRUB menu on boot at one time.
My goal is simply to log into BIOS to switch my startup to my Windows partition.
Any help appreciated!
dual-boot bios grub-efi
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
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On a dual boot Ubuntu 18.04LTS -Windows 10 setup.
By default I launch into Ubuntu
I see a black screen on boot for about 10 seconds then my desktop.
I last reconfigured my setup over a year ago but can't recall what I did to hide the GRUB on boot.
I was able to see the GRUB menu on boot at one time.
My goal is simply to log into BIOS to switch my startup to my Windows partition.
Any help appreciated!
dual-boot bios grub-efi
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
With UEFI, you should be able to press escape after UEFI boot screen & before grub. But if UEFI fast boot on, you may not have time. You also should be able to press key to get into UEFI boot menu often f10 or f12 but varies. If you set grub timeout to 0 it can be a problem.
– oldfred
25 mins ago
You are not clear in what you want. Do you want to boot to grub, ie get grub screen back, or boot directly to Windows without grub? You should not need to keep using BIOS to decide where to boot to. That's what grub is for.
– Paul Benson
7 mins ago
add a comment |
On a dual boot Ubuntu 18.04LTS -Windows 10 setup.
By default I launch into Ubuntu
I see a black screen on boot for about 10 seconds then my desktop.
I last reconfigured my setup over a year ago but can't recall what I did to hide the GRUB on boot.
I was able to see the GRUB menu on boot at one time.
My goal is simply to log into BIOS to switch my startup to my Windows partition.
Any help appreciated!
dual-boot bios grub-efi
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
On a dual boot Ubuntu 18.04LTS -Windows 10 setup.
By default I launch into Ubuntu
I see a black screen on boot for about 10 seconds then my desktop.
I last reconfigured my setup over a year ago but can't recall what I did to hide the GRUB on boot.
I was able to see the GRUB menu on boot at one time.
My goal is simply to log into BIOS to switch my startup to my Windows partition.
Any help appreciated!
dual-boot bios grub-efi
dual-boot bios grub-efi
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
asked 35 mins ago
BachaloBachalo
283413
283413
With UEFI, you should be able to press escape after UEFI boot screen & before grub. But if UEFI fast boot on, you may not have time. You also should be able to press key to get into UEFI boot menu often f10 or f12 but varies. If you set grub timeout to 0 it can be a problem.
– oldfred
25 mins ago
You are not clear in what you want. Do you want to boot to grub, ie get grub screen back, or boot directly to Windows without grub? You should not need to keep using BIOS to decide where to boot to. That's what grub is for.
– Paul Benson
7 mins ago
add a comment |
With UEFI, you should be able to press escape after UEFI boot screen & before grub. But if UEFI fast boot on, you may not have time. You also should be able to press key to get into UEFI boot menu often f10 or f12 but varies. If you set grub timeout to 0 it can be a problem.
– oldfred
25 mins ago
You are not clear in what you want. Do you want to boot to grub, ie get grub screen back, or boot directly to Windows without grub? You should not need to keep using BIOS to decide where to boot to. That's what grub is for.
– Paul Benson
7 mins ago
With UEFI, you should be able to press escape after UEFI boot screen & before grub. But if UEFI fast boot on, you may not have time. You also should be able to press key to get into UEFI boot menu often f10 or f12 but varies. If you set grub timeout to 0 it can be a problem.
– oldfred
25 mins ago
With UEFI, you should be able to press escape after UEFI boot screen & before grub. But if UEFI fast boot on, you may not have time. You also should be able to press key to get into UEFI boot menu often f10 or f12 but varies. If you set grub timeout to 0 it can be a problem.
– oldfred
25 mins ago
You are not clear in what you want. Do you want to boot to grub, ie get grub screen back, or boot directly to Windows without grub? You should not need to keep using BIOS to decide where to boot to. That's what grub is for.
– Paul Benson
7 mins ago
You are not clear in what you want. Do you want to boot to grub, ie get grub screen back, or boot directly to Windows without grub? You should not need to keep using BIOS to decide where to boot to. That's what grub is for.
– Paul Benson
7 mins ago
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Try pressing shift on startup. Start spamming it right after you hit the power button.
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Try pressing shift on startup. Start spamming it right after you hit the power button.
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Try pressing shift on startup. Start spamming it right after you hit the power button.
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Try pressing shift on startup. Start spamming it right after you hit the power button.
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With UEFI, you should be able to press escape after UEFI boot screen & before grub. But if UEFI fast boot on, you may not have time. You also should be able to press key to get into UEFI boot menu often f10 or f12 but varies. If you set grub timeout to 0 it can be a problem.
– oldfred
25 mins ago
You are not clear in what you want. Do you want to boot to grub, ie get grub screen back, or boot directly to Windows without grub? You should not need to keep using BIOS to decide where to boot to. That's what grub is for.
– Paul Benson
7 mins ago