Problems after system update

[soundofthunder]

I’ll drop this here in case it’s useful:

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1. Boot with the Manjaro Installer USB and enter a chroot environment via the Terminal.

Information on entering chroot can be found here:

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2. Once in chroot;
→ start the procedure by first installing the install-grub script:

sudo is not required because you are already the Super User (root) in a chroot environment.

• pacman -S install-grub
  (the script may not be installed by default)
• install-grub
  (replaces the installed grub instance)
• exit
  (exits the chroot environment)

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3. Reboot to your Manjaro system.

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@Umbra_noctis

Btw: I have posted relevant infos about my system configuration under the Topic “Dual boot problems with Windows and Manjaro” a few weeks ago.

Please post your system information here also.

Asking for help with an issue and then expecting others to go searching for possibly relevant information is less than ideal. Please show some consideration, and help others to help you.

Regards.