I installed Kali 2.0 alongside Windows 10 as you can see below but when I go to boot my computer it doesn't show Windows 10 as something I can boot all it shows is Kali. How can I fix this? I have a lot of information and data on my Windows partition so I don't want to have to totally reinstall Windows. Thanks.
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Pretty sure there is a step when installing kali that tells GRUB to add it. Once you miss that, you have to edit the GRUB manually. Plenty of articles on the net for that
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