I've installed Ubuntu 20.04 as a dual boot after Windows 10. Now, when the laptop starts or restarts, it boots into Linux by default after showing the GRUB menu.
But I want to boot Windows normally by default, like before using Windows Boot Manager, replacing Linux Grub, but also want to keep Linux installed,
I want to boot Linux from BIOS Boot Manager only when needed. Please help me.
Edit: I know that the boot order can be changed and can make Windows boot default in the Linux GRUB menu, but I don't want the GRUB menu to be shown while booting to Windows, as it takes some seconds more to boot Windows, since I'll boot Windows more and Linux less.
Probably solution 1: (this method works, but I'm not sure what this actually does, want more reliable solution)
From Windows:
Settings → Recovery → Advanced Startup → Restart Now
Or Press Shift while restarting Windows to access the "Advanced Startup" menu.
Troubleshoot → Command Prompt:
MOUNTVOL Z: /S BCDBoot C:\Windows
Update 1: This will disable Windows Recovery Environment. Enable WinRE by:
- Windows Key+R
- Ctrl+Shift+Enter
- Yes
- Reagentc / Enable
This will enable Windows Recovery Environment again.
