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so I have Windows 10 and Ubuntu 20.04 dual-booted on my machine. When I used to boot up it would show me the GRUB menu to select the OS I want to use. I recently increased my Ubuntu partitions size, but now it boots straight into Windows 10 without showing me the GRUB menu. What can I do to get it back? I tried efibootmgr and I thought it worked, but my pc still boots into windows 10. Any ideas?

When I try to use BCEdit I get this problem:

Here I tried to change the boot sequence so that Ubuntu boots first and shows me the GRUB menu

By the way, my System uses UEFI.

Here is an image of my partitions: My partitions

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    This procedure often fixes this kind of problem and if it doesn’t it provides a load of diagnostics that can help if added to the question. help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
    – PonJar
    Mar 12, 2021 at 10:51

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Okay, so I tried a bunch of things and this is what worked for me:

I went into the UEFI Firmware settings and put Ubuntu above Windows. Now, instead of pressing esc to go back and then f10 to save, I pressed f10 twice. This saved all the settings and I now get the GRUB menu.

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