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Webpage: How can I repair grub? (How to get Ubuntu back after installing Windows?) has a good write-up on this issue, including dealing with UEFI systems (scroll further down the page to near the bottom).

Terry, you are correct of course regarding UEFI and EasyBCD - I am still using older hardware which is Legacy and had forgotten about this limitation. However, the wiki page you gave the link for does offer Option 3: Use Grub2 EFI as your main boot manager for these circumstances. For the OP...

Peter, thanks, will give that a try if / when I see it again. Steve

Ok, did a Shift+Shutdown then restarted into Windows 10 Insiders 17123 and iReboot is now working correctly again with the following tasks / services showing via Windows Task Manager. My laptop power options show as below:

Fast reboot isn't involved when I am switching between OS's as a full Restart is being done rather than a hybrid shutdown / restart of the same OS. My first thoughts were that this is related to the last couple of Win 10 Insiders builds (17120 & 17123) as it was working on some of the earlier...

One of the issues with dual-booting with both Windows and Ubuntu is that any Windows new build update will walk right over the Grub configuration in the MBR. For this reason I no longer use Grub installed to the MBR, but instead have used EasyBCD to add my Ubuntu OS to the Windows Boot...

If you are able to boot into Linux, then see webpage How to Install Grub Customizer 5.0.5 in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS: and use this to add your Windows OS to the Linux Grub boot loader, then once you can boot back into Windows, you can use EasyBCD to repair your Windows boot loader files.

I am seeing the same issue with iReboot when running on Windows 10 Insiders 17123 build but it is fine on Windows 10 Fall Creators 1709 build on the same dual-boot laptop. Killing iReboot via Task Manager and relaunching doesn't make a difference - the system tray icon is unresponsive. I will...