Can anybody help me to boot Solus first and list the windows boot manager in boot option
i first installed Solus on my ssd after that i installed windows on my hdd because windows uses too much storage
i can boot to solus only by pressing F9 to access boot option menu
and i cant change the boot order from my bios because only windows boot manager is listed there
i hate windows sooo much but i need it to play my games thats not supported on linux 
When you press F9 to access the boot option menu, what string of text/entry to you click enter on to boot into solus? The exact same thing should be listed in your bios boot order. Is it not there? On the computers I've tested, Solus usually shows up as "Linux Boot Manager" or sometimes "UEFI OS: random string of numbers"
if i press f9 i need to choose "Efi Hard Drive" to boot Solus
in my bios boot order there is only Windows boot manager listed
AkgunFatih Huh. That's really weird, I've never seen an issue like this before. I can see that your Solus boot manager is on UEFI mode. Is your Windows installation on legacy? If that's the case it would explain why Solus isn't there in the motherboard boot order menu
Edit: nevermind I can see it's on UEFI. Sorry to hear about your situation, but there's not a lot more knowledge I can share with you. Hope you're able to find a solution to this problem
JacobM33 Np thanks for your time. The reason its not showing there is that i installed solus first and then windows on a seperate disk.. but i think i have to fix this from windows by editing bcd but im not sure
AkgunFatih Could you check do you have " Fast boot" or something similar enabled ? Might work if you disable it, if you manage to find that in your bios.
As you have already found efibootmanager you are half way there. This article should help you https://www.lifewire.com/change-the-efi-boot-order-efibootmgr-4028027
laky no such option
Can you try the following:
sudo efibootmgr -c -d <disk> -p <partition> -l "\EFI\systemd\systemd-bootx64.efi" -L "Solus Boot Manager"
On my PC I had the same issue; The Solus installation did create the boot partition, but it wasn't added to the BIOS entry list. If this is also the case for you, this may set the boot entry for Solus as it should have done.
Note: After first succesful boot, Solus itself may add the additional 'UEFI OS' default boot entry.
Just in case: Make sure that you enter the disk and partition of the boot loader and not the root partition.
sudo efibootmgr -c -d /dev/sdb -p 1 -l "\EFI\systemd\systemd-bootx64.efi" -L "Solus Boot Manager"
Thank you, now i can see it in bios entry but i cant set it to first place, it goes back to windows boot manager
edit: okey i did not know i had to press F10 in boot order popup !
before i pressed ESC and then F10... LoL
Anyway thank you soo much for your help
No problem, glad it worked succesfully 
