Hi everyone!
This is my first thread on this forum. I'm pretty much a beginner in Linux, don't beat me up so much please. So, my question here is:
I have 3 drives on my computer (desktop), 1 is for a Linux distro (Arch), and the other 2 are for Windows.
I Currently have GRUB installed, and also have a boot partition, and that's the main option a want to have on the BIOS boot option. So, I would like to add Windows to the GRUB menu, I saw I have to mount the Windows partition, but since it is on a completely different drive I have no idea which partition I have to mount.
I also saw that after mounting Windows I have to run grub-mkconfig, in order to update the GRUB menu.
Thank you so much
I have attached lsblk command to a text file, with a legend, to see if it helps. Let me know what ever more information you want.
This is my first thread on this forum. I'm pretty much a beginner in Linux, don't beat me up so much please. So, my question here is:
I have 3 drives on my computer (desktop), 1 is for a Linux distro (Arch), and the other 2 are for Windows.
I Currently have GRUB installed, and also have a boot partition, and that's the main option a want to have on the BIOS boot option. So, I would like to add Windows to the GRUB menu, I saw I have to mount the Windows partition, but since it is on a completely different drive I have no idea which partition I have to mount.
I also saw that after mounting Windows I have to run grub-mkconfig, in order to update the GRUB menu.
Thank you so much

I have attached lsblk command to a text file, with a legend, to see if it helps. Let me know what ever more information you want.