Hello,
Since my last windows update, every time I boot into windows, grub is removed :’(
To get my grub and manjaro back, I have to do the things in this video every time: Manjaro: recover GRUB after a Windows Update - YouTube
Does someone know how can I prevent windows from breaking grub again?
I hope someone can help me with that
@Lockface77
Use a EFI Partition for each OS and nothing will break. Grub can find all EFI Partitions.
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Yeah. Remove it.
Sorry. Not sorry.
Just couldn’t help myself
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@megavolt method is the best, but have you tried the following?
From Windows, run cmd.exe
as Administrator
Enter: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\manjaro\grubx64.efi
Restart
I haven’t had any issues with Windows updates affecting my GRUB using this method after my initial install. Hopefully it helps you.
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Thank you for your answer, I have written the exact command like you said
Thank you very much! It worker!!!
I remember writting a command like that in the past, maybe the windows update had break it.
Thank you for your answer.
It looks quite complicated x)
@summrum method had worked for now
I’m really pleased it has solved your issue. I don’t think it’s as sure-fire a method as separate EFI partitions as @megavolt suggested, so if the problem reappears re-partitioning may be the best solution.
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