Why doesn't dual boot win10 and kali linux work?

Question

linux

Good afternoon, I have an Acer Aspire E5-573G laptop, it has factory winows 10 on it, allocated 100gb for kali using windows, I wrote the image to a USB flash drive via rufus specifically for gpt. The laptop is uefi (did not switch to legacy), disabled security boot. At first there was a problem that the installation of any images did not go, I solved it by updating bios to v1.37. During installation broke the allocated space. The default bootloader is efi. Then the installation ends (grub installs itself without allowing you to change anything). After completion, windows 10 loads, grub does not appear, there is nothing new in the bios, and kali is installed.
Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

I solved the problem: we go into the BIOS settings, turn on secure boot, then in the security section select select an uefi file as trusted for executing, enter, enter, and select the system (it is called like the device name, in kali by default kali) and select grub, then enter a name and select yes. Turn off secure boot and raise efi file boot 0: (the name you entered) to the priority.