While booting, windows automatically gets started.
To use Ubuntu I have to restart by pressing the [Shift] key to get the grub menu.
Please help me fix the problem so that I can get the grub menu at startup.
While booting, windows automatically gets started.
To use Ubuntu I have to restart by pressing the [Shift] key to get the grub menu.
Please help me fix the problem so that I can get the grub menu at startup.
Warning: You're going to edit grub (the boot manager) Don't change anything else then the lines mentioned in this post without further research first!
Once you're in Ubuntu, just open a terminal Ctrl+Alt+T
Type into the terminal:
sudo nano /etc/default/grub
Change the following line where iNumberOfseconds
is the number of seconds you want to see the grub menu:
GRUB_TIMEOUT="iNumberOfSeconds"
If you want to see the countdown, change the value "true" to "false"
GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET="false"
Then hit Ctrl+X to exit and then Y and Enter to save.
Next time you boot, no need to press Shift any more to boot to Ubuntu.
ctrl+o
to save and ctrl+x
to exit. Or replace nano with gedit or something GUIish. But +1 for that clean and good answer.
– Kev Inski
Jan 18 '16 at 17:28
Use boot repair :
Open terminal and use these commands to install boot repair
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair
Now open boot repair and do the "Recommended repair"
boot-repair
You are good to go! Check this link or this if you need more information.