GRUB menu not showing up after turning on the PC

[raj]

@arco
Okay

[arco]

Yes. That seems to be the only apparent way to fix your issue.

Settings like fastboot, secure boot, RAID etc. need to be disabled for a Linux system to work.

[raj]

Ok, I'll disable it

[raj]

Ok, so disabling fastboot solved the problem and now everything is alright.

I actually got confused by windows fast boot and BIOS fastboot when I was installing Garuda linux.

It probably happened because when I was searching online the procedure to dual boot windows and linux, I read that the fastboot should be disabled but I didn't knew anything about dualbooting at that time so I searched all the process for dual booting and of course for disabling fastboot.

and then I read an article for disabling fastboot, but that article was about windows fastboot or windows fast startup

I actually saw fastboot in BIOS settings because I was trying the check ACHI/RAID in BIOS settings as suggested by @arco and then asked here about BIOS fastboot setting.

Thanks everyone for helping me......

[petsam]

@raj

so disabling fastboot solved the problem and now everything is alright

@petsam

It looks like some BIOS setting was altered, which is only done from our favorite OS (win+).

We know that only Win does such things.

@raj

If I am creating another EFI partition then I am unable to boot into windows from GRUB, I know because I have tried this before

That’s wrong. Because you have tried before does not actually make it a fact

The less you boot into Windows, the less the problems you will have with dual-booting.

Have fun!