I recently installed Ubuntu on a separate SSD, and now it seems like the Windows Boot Manager is missing. I tried using boot-repair, but all it did was make GRUB appear with just Ubuntu listed in it. Is there a way to fix this and get my Windows Boot Manager back?
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It sounds like your Windows Boot Manager might just be hidden, rather than completely gone. Have you tried running `sudo update-grub` in your terminal? Sometimes GRUB needs a little nudge to recognize other operating systems. You might be able to see Windows listed after that.
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