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I am using a dual system, Windows/Ubuntu. I used to be able to get in GRUB automatically. However, after one rebooting from Windows to Ubuntu, I can not get into the GRUB interface unless I press "F11" to get into the boot device selection interface. And I select the ubuntu boot device and I can get into GRUB as before. I see the "windows boot manager" is the top priority now. Why is that? How could I solve this?

hidemyname
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I am not quite certain what you are asking, however, I think you might have already answered your own question. Windows boot manager is on the top of your boot options, and I am guessing you have fast boot ON, as such you directly get booted into Windows. Edit your boot options from the bios screen and move Ubuntu above Windows Boot Manager. That way you should always get the grub menu.

However if I'm misunderstanding something, please let me know. :)

dotdeb
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