You restart your computer and then press the power button to turn it off and on again.
You restart your computer and then press the power button to turn it off and on again.
I used the guide from freecodecamp to set up a dual boot with Windows and Linux. When I selected the EFI partition, it indicated the size was insufficient, so I created a fresh 1 GiB partition. Now, during boot, the GRUB interface isn’t displaying the selection screen, preventing me from choosing the desired operating system.
Grub might only require a Windows reinstall. Launch Linux and then attempt something basic like this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/197868/g...ct-windows. Use sudo os-prober or sudo update-grub.
The error means the command isn't recognized in your current environment. It could be due to missing tools or configuration.
so an update, I got back into windows by pressing Esc repeatedly which brings up a different BIOS screen (pressing F10 brings up another BIOS screen both are sorta moderny looking UEFI screens though) and from there I could select in the boot options menu whether I wanted to boot into Pop OS or windows. I am on a 2020 HP Omen 15 btw (the one with Ryzen 4600H + 1660Ti)
You might install it using "sudo apt install os-prober," but I see it's turned off by default on Grub 2.06, which could mean additional adjustments are required based on your specific Grub version.
Often the choice of boot device in BIOS depends on what you select. Review your BIOS boot sequence and verify if another option displays the GRUB interface. I’m familiar with how both Windows and Linux can sometimes add their own boot menu entries rather than listing the actual hardware they run on. Try this and observe any changes.