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I have an Acer Aspire E-15 notebook with a 128GB SSD drive and a 1tb Hard drive. It has Windows 10 Home installed on the SSD drive. I turned off secure boot (the computer is in UEFI mode) and installed ubuntu 18.04 from a bootable memory stick. During the installation I chose, install along side my current OS. It only saw the Hard drive, I told it to take 200GB of that drive and it installed with no issues. When I rebooted I did not get the boot menu. I check the boot order and Window Boot Manager was number 1. I changed the Hard Drive to number 1 and it still boots to Windows.
Thank you for any help you can offer,

Mace

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The comment above answered the question.

I did step 35 and below. I can now boot to the GRUB menu using the F12 key.

thanks,

Mace

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