Linux + EFI installation?

Question

linux

I'm trying to install linux (from disk) on one laptop with windows 8.1. I allocated a place, started installing linux, at the end of the installation I wrote that no other operating systems were found and whether you want to install grub as the main bootloader (I don’t remember verbatim), I agreed. Now, when loading a laptop, it does not offer to select a system, but immediately loads 8-ku.
Screenshot of the BIOS
In the BIOS, disabled secureboot, and boot mode chose legacy, because. otherwise does not determine the disk with linux
Disk partitioning
In Google, I found that some suggested putting grub on the EFI partition, but I'm afraid that then neither Windows nor Linux will boot.
Has anyone experienced a similar issue and knows how to resolve it?

Answer 1

Which version of which distribution did you install? Are you sure it was UEFI mode?

Answer 2

Not sure? Don't install linux. For these purposes there are virtual machines.

Answer 3

If you are sure that you want and are not afraid to break everything, you can try setting up a native EFI bootloader. This may help you better understand how it all works.
I wrote about setting up rEFInd in my blog . The logic for all distributions is little different.

Answer 4

Grub adds itself to the boot list during installation, but does not put itself in the first place. Revert to UEFI Boot , and
dig into the "UEFI Boot Order" section (shown).