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Sorry, been running dual boot for a decade on many machines and this has never happened to me. It's not Windows Update, it's something else.
by alar44 5y ago
Sorry, been running dual boot for a decade on many machines and this has never happened to me. It's not Windows Update, it's something else.
- detaro 5y agoJust because you didn't have an issue doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Sibling comment by sreevisakh is correct though, it actually getting wiped is unlikely on UEFI systems.
- alar44 5y agoIdk, considering it's my job and I've build dozens if not 100. Parent is doing it wrong. Windows doesn't just randomly wipe the bootloader/UEFI, sorry. Dollars to doughnuts, parent was fiddling around and broke it.