EFI Boot Entry for Manjaro Automatically Removed After Reboot

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I turned on my computer and saw the pc was taking a bit more time then usual to boot up. And after a long like 1min of trouble it directly booted into windows. I had no idea what’s going on bcuz it was expected to show the grub menu. Then i checked the UEFI menu and woah! my manjaro bootloader is gone. So, I rebooted into windows and checked the partitions but it seemed like theres no issue with the partitions. And as of my brother he didn’t have updated Windows (cuz he uses win11 and i use manjaro). So i dont really know why this happened.

How could i regenerate the bootloader?

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Your boot loader does not disappear out of the blue, and MS-Windows is known for wanting to claim the entire computer for itself.

Boot up from the installer USB in live mode and chroot into your installed system. Then, issue the following commands… :point_down:

pacman -S install-grub
install-grub
update-grub
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Yep, i know that. But this thing never happened with me before. Alright thanks :space_invader:

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