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    [Post-Install] Issues With a new install on dual boot

    I find it quite queer and odd that I'm stuck and stumbling over a new dual boot install. I've done too many installs to keep track of the number and I'm wondering if I had taken something for granted: The fact that you're always asked on which partition or drive you'd want to place the boot loader. For once, the installer doesn't ask so I assumed putting the flag boot/efi to the efi partition would suffice. Alas, nope. When the install finishes and I reboot, Windows loads. I have to manually press the boot key to get a boot menu but I'm thrown to a grub prompt afterwards. Could it be the option was removed or my iso download got corrupted somehow? The checksum says it's fine so I'm thrown a loop. Of course, there a few things that I didn't say like choosing manually partitioning as that's the ONLY option that allows for encryption. Any help would be appreciated.
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    You set the mount point to be /boot/efi, but did you actually set the flag?

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    Granted, I don't have a Windows install that can be used to test with, but this has been the same options I have seen when I do.
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      Originally posted by claydoh View Post
      You set the mount point to be /boot/efi, but did you actually set the flag?

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      And I see this here:


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      Granted, I don't have a Windows install that can be used to test with, but this has been the same options I have seen when I do.
      Thanks Claydoh, but I had manually shrunk the partition before that using 3rd party tools under windows. I only had the efi partition (which I had enlarged after Windows set up). Windows recovery partition, the Windows installation and the freed space.
      I'm guessing I'd have to re-extend the partition if that's the case. I'm guessing that's a safer way around it.
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      Challenges are what that keeps us from the borderline of boredom in life's journey. Linux user no. 419401 currently running Kubuntu 24.04
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      Current System: Beelink Mini PC, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H 8 Core(Up to 4.4GHz), 32GB DDR4 RAM 1TB NVME M.2 SSD, SER5 MAX Mini Desktop Computer with TCL BeyondTV5 serving as my monitor. ​

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