After installing the parrot when turning on the computer in the grub the option to start in windows does not appear.
You have dual boot installed and grub is not detecting your Windows Operating System?
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Important info includes pertinent logs (if applicable), your setup details pertaining to the question like how you setup your partitions, installation methods/Parrot version, the things you have already tried after asking google/search engine (before asking).
Try:
sudo os-prober; sudo update-grub
system
September 14, 2020, 5:50am
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