Dual boot Win10 and Linux --> choose which one boot


  1. LordJester
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    Dual boot Win10 and Linux --> choose which one boot


    Hello guys! Please, help me.
    I have WIN10 installation on the SSD, and I have installed Debian on the spare SSD. I would like to be able to choose on the boot which one will be booting, without needing to press F11. Is there any solution to that?
    Thank you very much!
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  3. PiKo
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    Have a look to easyBCD free version.
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  4. Megahertz
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    Are both drive same type (MBR or GPT)?
    Normally Grub, Linux boot manager, adds Windows to the boot options.
    Try to set Linux as first boot option on BIOS. On the first screen there will be an option to boot Windows.
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