Fix Linux missing from boot after Windows shutdown on HP 14s (UEFI dual boot) - fixed with bcdedit (Tested: Linux Mint) #211876
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Dual boot Windows 11 + Linux Mint 22.2 on an HP 14s-dq3xxx. After every Windows shutdown, the Linux Mint boot entry disappeared and the laptop went straight to Windows.
efibootmgrentries were removed each time, and disabling Fast Startup did not help.What worked: pointing the Windows Boot Manager path in the BCD at GRUB (PowerShell as Administrator):
Rollback:
Full write-up, with the checks I did and notes (a harmless shim error message, Windows updates possibly reverting the path): https://gist.github.com/schzophree/7616d76b3cb871c8196afe6d514c39d8
Tested on one machine only. Has anyone seen the same on other HP models?
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