Stopping the default Operating System from Booting [duplicate]











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I use Linux 16.04 and Windows 10 in Dual Boot mode. I have Grub customizer installed and reordered my boot list. But I want to stop the default operating system to boot after the initial 10 seconds passed. I want it to halt as long as I do not choose any operating system to boot. I am badly in need of this. But do not know how to do this.






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    I use Linux 16.04 and Windows 10 in Dual Boot mode. I have Grub customizer installed and reordered my boot list. But I want to stop the default operating system to boot after the initial 10 seconds passed. I want it to halt as long as I do not choose any operating system to boot. I am badly in need of this. But do not know how to do this.






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      I use Linux 16.04 and Windows 10 in Dual Boot mode. I have Grub customizer installed and reordered my boot list. But I want to stop the default operating system to boot after the initial 10 seconds passed. I want it to halt as long as I do not choose any operating system to boot. I am badly in need of this. But do not know how to do this.






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      • How to change the time for OS selection menu in GRUB?

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      I use Linux 16.04 and Windows 10 in Dual Boot mode. I have Grub customizer installed and reordered my boot list. But I want to stop the default operating system to boot after the initial 10 seconds passed. I want it to halt as long as I do not choose any operating system to boot. I am badly in need of this. But do not know how to do this.





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          As explained here, you need to set GRUB_TIMEOUT to -1 in /etc/default/grub file and execute sudo update-grub.






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            When the Grub menu appears just press the spacebar within the 10 secs.
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          • @PaulBenson That would still require user interaction on each boot.
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          As explained here, you need to set GRUB_TIMEOUT to -1 in /etc/default/grub file and execute sudo update-grub.






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            When the Grub menu appears just press the spacebar within the 10 secs.
            – Paul Benson
            Nov 25 at 20:51










          • @PaulBenson That would still require user interaction on each boot.
            – gronostaj
            Nov 26 at 7:51















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          As explained here, you need to set GRUB_TIMEOUT to -1 in /etc/default/grub file and execute sudo update-grub.






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            When the Grub menu appears just press the spacebar within the 10 secs.
            – Paul Benson
            Nov 25 at 20:51










          • @PaulBenson That would still require user interaction on each boot.
            – gronostaj
            Nov 26 at 7:51













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          As explained here, you need to set GRUB_TIMEOUT to -1 in /etc/default/grub file and execute sudo update-grub.






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          As explained here, you need to set GRUB_TIMEOUT to -1 in /etc/default/grub file and execute sudo update-grub.







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          • 2




            When the Grub menu appears just press the spacebar within the 10 secs.
            – Paul Benson
            Nov 25 at 20:51










          • @PaulBenson That would still require user interaction on each boot.
            – gronostaj
            Nov 26 at 7:51














          • 2




            When the Grub menu appears just press the spacebar within the 10 secs.
            – Paul Benson
            Nov 25 at 20:51










          • @PaulBenson That would still require user interaction on each boot.
            – gronostaj
            Nov 26 at 7:51








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          When the Grub menu appears just press the spacebar within the 10 secs.
          – Paul Benson
          Nov 25 at 20:51




          When the Grub menu appears just press the spacebar within the 10 secs.
          – Paul Benson
          Nov 25 at 20:51












          @PaulBenson That would still require user interaction on each boot.
          – gronostaj
          Nov 26 at 7:51




          @PaulBenson That would still require user interaction on each boot.
          – gronostaj
          Nov 26 at 7:51



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