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No, Windows still erases my linux entry and that get me on nerve. It bypass my refind boot manager and boots directly into Windows. I have to remove Windows drive to boot into refind again
Even when you change the boot order in the BIOS?
Yes! Everytime my UEFI (sorry previous posters: I have UEFI) set my boot order to Windows Boot manager after booting into Windows. Why is Windows so penetrant?
I have a laptop and never had your issue. Does your Linux partition MOUNT the boot partition as /boot/EFI?