Issues with Windows boot menu.

[+unabatedshagie Subscriber¹]

I currently have three drives in my machine.

 

• C: Windows 10 personal
• D: Storage drive
• E: Windows 10 work

 

I needed a separate install for my work, I added a spare drive for it and installed another copy of Windows 10 on it.

 

This all seemed to work with no problems. I got a boot menu with both Windows installs to choose from and could log into both with no problems.

 

I then decided to use Linux for my work system, I installed it over the top of the E Windows install.

 

When I boot the machine, I get shown GRUB with the options to start Linux or Windows, if I choose Linux it boots up fine. If I choose Windows, I get shown this screen,

 

 

The only way I can do anything is by pressing F9 which then shows this screen 

 

 

 

Where I can choose the Windows 10 option to get into my personal Windows install.

 

How would I go about fixing this so that when I select Windows from GRUB I just get taken straight into the only Windows install I have?

 

I've tried repairing the Windows install using the USB install drive I have but it didn't seem to do anything.

[Nick H. Supervisor]

Sounds like the GRUB bootloader points to the wrong place for the Windows entry. I would try using the GRUB-Customizer from within Linux.