How can i make the last OS used the first to boot in dual windows and ubuntu OS bootloader [duplicate]












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I installed Ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 as dual OS but whenever i restart from one of the OS i will be given an option to choose the operating system to boot or Ubuntu boot automatically after some seconds. I will love to make the last OS used to boot automatically how can i do this?






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    I installed Ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 as dual OS but whenever i restart from one of the OS i will be given an option to choose the operating system to boot or Ubuntu boot automatically after some seconds. I will love to make the last OS used to boot automatically how can i do this?






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      I installed Ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 as dual OS but whenever i restart from one of the OS i will be given an option to choose the operating system to boot or Ubuntu boot automatically after some seconds. I will love to make the last OS used to boot automatically how can i do this?






      boot dual-boot grub2 partitioning







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      I installed Ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 as dual OS but whenever i restart from one of the OS i will be given an option to choose the operating system to boot or Ubuntu boot automatically after some seconds. I will love to make the last OS used to boot automatically how can i do this?





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          This will make GRUB remember the last OS that you booted, and will boot to that same OS until you change it at the GRUB menu.



          Edit /etc/default/grub



          Add/change the following lines near the top...



          GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # change existing line



          GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # add this line



          Then, in terminal...



          sudo update-grub



          reboot






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            This will make GRUB remember the last OS that you booted, and will boot to that same OS until you change it at the GRUB menu.



            Edit /etc/default/grub



            Add/change the following lines near the top...



            GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # change existing line



            GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # add this line



            Then, in terminal...



            sudo update-grub



            reboot






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              This will make GRUB remember the last OS that you booted, and will boot to that same OS until you change it at the GRUB menu.



              Edit /etc/default/grub



              Add/change the following lines near the top...



              GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # change existing line



              GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # add this line



              Then, in terminal...



              sudo update-grub



              reboot






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                This will make GRUB remember the last OS that you booted, and will boot to that same OS until you change it at the GRUB menu.



                Edit /etc/default/grub



                Add/change the following lines near the top...



                GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # change existing line



                GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # add this line



                Then, in terminal...



                sudo update-grub



                reboot






                share|improve this answer













                This will make GRUB remember the last OS that you booted, and will boot to that same OS until you change it at the GRUB menu.



                Edit /etc/default/grub



                Add/change the following lines near the top...



                GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # change existing line



                GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # add this line



                Then, in terminal...



                sudo update-grub



                reboot







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