Windows 10 no longer appears in dual boot menu

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#1

Hello,

I was hoping someone in this forum could possible help me. I recently remounted my drives so I could reset my password in my openSUSE distro. These are the instructions I followed:

  1. In grub use “e” to edit the menu
  2. On the line that says “linux” append this text to the end - init=/bin/bash
  3. Press F10 to continue to boot into emergency mode
  4. remount the root file-system # mount -o remount,rw /
  5. Reset the password # passwd or for a username # passwd johnsnow
  6. exit or reboot

I managed to get into my account in openSUSE, but upon rebooting my Windows 10 drive no longer appears in the dual boot menu on start-up. I’ve checked to make sure that the drive is not hibernated, and I am still able to mount my Windows 10 drive in Dolphin. It just isn’t appearing in the dual boot menu. I’d love some help with this, and apologies if I sound dumb or anything, I’m new to the distro but I’m loving it so far!

Thank you,
dozkon

#2

Since you are able to get into openSUSE, try (as root):


grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

and see if that fixes the boot menu problem.