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- Primary OS: Windows 10 Home\n
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- boot-repair Boot-info summary: [paste.ubuntu.com/p/rxZ3D5GtpP/](https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rxZ3D5GtpP/)\n
- I’m more than happy to provide more information as it’s requested.\n
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I’ll try to provide as much relevant information here as I can:\n
\n
- Device: HP ZBook 17, gen 6\n
- Primary OS: Windows 10 Home\n
- Linux distro: Ubuntu Cinnamon 23.10\n
- Ubuntu location: /dev/sda3\n
- `grub-install --version` = 2.12~rc1-10ubuntu4\n
- boot-repair Boot-info summary: [paste.ubuntu.com/p/rxZ3D5GtpP/](https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rxZ3D5GtpP/)\n
- I’m more than happy to provide more information as it’s requested.\n
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As of now, I am unable to run Windows through the BIOS. If I run via the dedicated SSD as I normally do, it boot-loops, and if I try to go through any other drives it just tells me I need to install an OS. I am currently able to run Ubuntu, but only by going through the following process:\n
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1. Startup menu\n
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\n
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\n
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- Garuda OS - Similar to last two, just reskinned\n
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- Opensuse MicroOs - Wanted to see what the immutable distro thing was about, works fine but gets hairy if you want to install non flatpaks or give flatpaks access to system files. I definitely see the use case, just not suited for what I’m doing\n
- Debian - Similar to first 3 without extra customization of distro, not as up to date in some areas but the tradeoff is a much more stable less bloated environment. In my opinion its the best for a system that you want to work every time with little to no issues as long as you don’t mind missing cutting edge feature\n
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\n
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\n
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So… bad part, the keyboard.\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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\n
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