Hello,
depending on your hardware, and how you installed it: GRUB in MBR or as
active partition.
At my desktop PC, I've to configure the (UEFI-)Bios that Debian is again to
be choosen as first booted system.
On my Laptop... well, there is no windows. :-)
Regards,
Klaus.
kaye n wrote:
> Hello Friends!
>
> Suppose I installed Debian first followed by Windows 10. The GRUB will be
> overwritten, correct?
>
> How do I get it back? Do I boot a Debian live USB? Does a Debian live USB
> have a tool where I can easily install GRUB in the mbr? (then it would
> detect the windows os, if not then I execute sudo update-grub)
>
> Thank you for your time.
> kaye
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