Hi, there!
I freshly installed manjaro xfce minimal version alongside windows 10.
Here’s what I did while manually partitioning and installing manjaro.
I reserved 30 GB of memory for manjaro of which I,
Firstly created a swap partition of 2 GB,
File System: linux-swap
Flags[checked]: swap
Then I created a boot partition of 300 MB,
File System: fat32
Mount Point: /boot/efi
Flags[checked]: boot
Then I created a root partition of the remaining of 30 GB
File System: ext4
Mount Point: /
Flags[checked]: root
And the installation process went on smoothly and it prompted me to restart the computer
So I did, but then it didn’t show up the grub menu to select the OS to run and just booted straight into windows 10.
My attempt to fix it was to reboot into live usb and opened up a terminal and ran command sudo update-grub but it gave me the error usr/bin/grub-probe: error: failed to get canonical path of 'overlay’
And I have GPT partition table.
Please help me fix this issue
Sorry for late reply, I actually went on searching other articles for the fixes and I actually did find one which contains fixes for all messed up bootloaders, which did fix my problem too and now the grub appears just fine.
Later I got to know that this above link was also mentioned in the link which @Wollie sent think I missed that one before. So thanks a lot Wollie.