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Why is my dual boot not working in Fedora?
In my opinion, GRUB_ENABLE_BLSCFG=false is a bad idea, I wouldn’t do it. It doesn’t affect dual-boot or hidden grub menu in any way too. Fedora will hide grub menu by default only if it’s the only OS on your machine (i.e. if it can’t find any other OS). To properly unhide it even in this case you should use this command:
Can you install Fedora on a Windows 10 Motherboard?
The installation procedure of Fedora Linux alongside a Microsoft Windows 10 OS requires no special configurations to be made in BIOS-based motherboards, except maybe changing the BIOS boot order.
Why do I get Fedora but not Windows?
And the most easy and obvious reason for Fedora/Grub not seeing Windows installation is installing Fedora in BIOS/Legacy mode when Windows is installed in UEFI mode (as BIOS version of grub can’t start systems installed in UEFI mode and vice versa). Thank you for your answer, @nightromantic
How can I boot Fedora from a USB drive?
To create a bootable Fedora USB drive compatible with installation performed in UEFI mode, use Rufus utility or Etcher. Place Fedora bootable media into your machine appropriate drive, restart the machine and instruct the BIOS or UEFI firmware to boot from DVD/USB bootable media.
Where do I find the GRUB menu on Fedora?
After reboot, you will be directed to the GRUB menu, where for 5 seconds you can choose what operating system you want the machine to boot from Fedora or Windows. Sometimes, in cases of dual-booting Linux-Windows in UEFI firmware machines, the GRUB menu is not always displayed after reboot.
In your UEFI boot menu (accessed though BIOS/UEFI settings, or [F8] on ASUS motherboards, or some other hotkey on other ones) you should see two entries named Fedora (corresponding to Boot0003 and Boot0004 from output above). Can you please manually boot each of these to see if by chance it’ll make any difference?