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I want to boot into Windows 10, but keep booting into Ubuntu 18.04. They are on seperate drives. What should I do? I have no understanding of this topic.
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I want to boot into Windows 10, but keep booting into Ubuntu 18.04. They are on seperate drives. What should I do? I have no understanding of this topic.
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Select another drive in BIOS. Maybe you don't have Windows anymore. It depends on what you call "a drive" ;-)
– Pilot6
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Boot Ubuntu, open terminal, run "sudo update-grub". The Windows install should now be listed in the Ubuntu grub menu.
– C.S.Cameron
1 hour ago
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I want to boot into Windows 10, but keep booting into Ubuntu 18.04. They are on seperate drives. What should I do? I have no understanding of this topic.
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I want to boot into Windows 10, but keep booting into Ubuntu 18.04. They are on seperate drives. What should I do? I have no understanding of this topic.
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Select another drive in BIOS. Maybe you don't have Windows anymore. It depends on what you call "a drive" ;-)
– Pilot6
9 hours ago
Boot Ubuntu, open terminal, run "sudo update-grub". The Windows install should now be listed in the Ubuntu grub menu.
– C.S.Cameron
1 hour ago
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Select another drive in BIOS. Maybe you don't have Windows anymore. It depends on what you call "a drive" ;-)
– Pilot6
9 hours ago
Boot Ubuntu, open terminal, run "sudo update-grub". The Windows install should now be listed in the Ubuntu grub menu.
– C.S.Cameron
1 hour ago
Select another drive in BIOS. Maybe you don't have Windows anymore. It depends on what you call "a drive" ;-)
– Pilot6
9 hours ago
Select another drive in BIOS. Maybe you don't have Windows anymore. It depends on what you call "a drive" ;-)
– Pilot6
9 hours ago
Boot Ubuntu, open terminal, run "sudo update-grub". The Windows install should now be listed in the Ubuntu grub menu.
– C.S.Cameron
1 hour ago
Boot Ubuntu, open terminal, run "sudo update-grub". The Windows install should now be listed in the Ubuntu grub menu.
– C.S.Cameron
1 hour ago
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Select another drive in BIOS. Maybe you don't have Windows anymore. It depends on what you call "a drive" ;-)
– Pilot6
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Boot Ubuntu, open terminal, run "sudo update-grub". The Windows install should now be listed in the Ubuntu grub menu.
– C.S.Cameron
1 hour ago