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I recently installed Ubuntu on a 30 GiB partition on my computer. I did that a couple of times already and I didn't expect it to go differently, but I run into an issue I can't get over. I just can't run my Windows from GRUB. If I switch the boot order in my UEFI bootloader it runs well, but when I boot from GRUB (autoconfigured on install btw, I didn't set it up myself) it boot windows in recovery mode. Just to clarify how my partition table and GRUB config are here are some screencaps. If anyone has run into this issue and knows what to do that'd be much appreciated.



Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/FcxHwGz






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I recently installed Ubuntu on a 30 GiB partition on my computer. I did that a couple of times already and I didn't expect it to go differently, but I run into an issue I can't get over. I just can't run my Windows from GRUB. If I switch the boot order in my UEFI bootloader it runs well, but when I boot from GRUB (autoconfigured on install btw, I didn't set it up myself) it boot windows in recovery mode. Just to clarify how my partition table and GRUB config are here are some screencaps. If anyone has run into this issue and knows what to do that'd be much appreciated.



Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/FcxHwGz






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Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/FcxHwGz






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I recently installed Ubuntu on a 30 GiB partition on my computer. I did that a couple of times already and I didn't expect it to go differently, but I run into an issue I can't get over. I just can't run my Windows from GRUB. If I switch the boot order in my UEFI bootloader it runs well, but when I boot from GRUB (autoconfigured on install btw, I didn't set it up myself) it boot windows in recovery mode. Just to clarify how my partition table and GRUB config are here are some screencaps. If anyone has run into this issue and knows what to do that'd be much appreciated.



Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/FcxHwGz






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