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[deleted] Reinstalling W10 would mean that I will lose all programs-this is just too much work-I prefer to boot from W10 for my father and when I need to use my PC I will boot via F12...
Although are you sure both of them must be only MBR or GPT?
On multiple places there is that list of commands that you mount different bootloaders, then do some commands, from which the final one is update-grub(your favorite xD).
I may be completely wrong, but it sounds logical to me to show the locations of different bootloaders to GRUB manually and tell it to give you choice when you boot(like Solus-dev/sda....; W10-dev/sdb...; if choose bootloader 1-start Solus, if choose bootloader 2-start W10).
https://askubuntu.com/questions/681422/grub-menu-not-showing-with-dual-boot-uefi-mode-installation