I'm having trouble installing Xubuntu 24.04 alongside Windows 11. In previous installations, GRUB automatically set itself up in the EFI partition without any issues. However, this time, after using the GUI installer from my live USB on a newer mini-PC, I reboot my system and only Windows 11 starts up—no GRUB prompt at all. I'm not sure what I need to check or adjust to fix this since I've never had to do a manual GRUB installation before. I've also checked and Secure Boot is disabled on this machine.
2 Answers
Make sure that your computer's boot settings are configured correctly. You should check the UEFI firmware settings and ensure that Linux is set as the first option in the boot priority list. Sometimes, Windows takes over the boot order after installation, which can be the culprit here.
Are you using efibootmgr to manage your boot entries? That tool can help configure your GRUB setup if you need to do it manually.
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