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Hi @Rikker1127,

Welcome to the AnduinOS community, and thank you for trying it out!

What you are experiencing is a known behavior related to how modern GRUB bootloaders handle dual-boot environments. Recently, upstream GRUB disabled the os-prober feature by default for security reasons.

It worked on the first day because the OS installer generated an initial boot menu for you. However, it's highly likely that a background system update (like a kernel upgrade) ran automatically on day two, triggering update-grub. Since os-prober is disabled by default, GRUB rebuilt its configuration, "forgot" about Windows, and hid the menu because it thought AnduinOS was the only OS on the drive.

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