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WfeYz

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Registered: 2021-01-12

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Dual Boot Arch + Windows 10 (UEFI with LUKS + VeraCrypt) GRUB missing

Edit: found this in Startup Menu

Selecting <grub> and then Arch boots Arch successfully. That's a relief.

How can <grub> be moved to the top?

Found this on another forum.

Another possible solution to the failure of GRUB is to access the Windows Command Prompt, type the command

bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\grub\grubx64.efi

Is that correct?

Thank you.

Last edited by WfeYz (2021-01-13 01:16:44)

twobooks

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Re: Dual Boot Arch + Windows 10 (UEFI with LUKS + VeraCrypt) GRUB missing

I suggest you to add a new drive, so Arch and Windows are on different drives, because whenever I mingled Linux with Windows most of the case would cause some damage, and also the SSD is really cheap nowadays.

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Re: Dual Boot Arch + Windows 10 (UEFI with LUKS + VeraCrypt) GRUB missing

What is that?  I only ask because it most certainly not Arch Linux.

I would normally close the thread at this point and tell you to ask the entity that created the distribution you are using -- but curiosity is getting the better of me.

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Re: Dual Boot Arch + Windows 10 (UEFI with LUKS + VeraCrypt) GRUB missing

It appears to be the BIOS/UEFI I think.

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WfeYz

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Re: Dual Boot Arch + Windows 10 (UEFI with LUKS + VeraCrypt) GRUB missing

What is that?.

It appears to be the BIOS/UEFI I think.

Correct, this is after pressing ESC on power on.

It's a way to manually select GRUB.

Looking to get GRUB to open automatically.

Last edited by WfeYz (2021-01-13 02:39:58)