Yeah, I don’t think that’s supposed to happen. I’ve never heard of that before, but I can see that people on Windows have reported it happening, like this Microsoft help question; you may want to check that (and similar questions) out?
Sorry I can’t help more. I hope you find a solution soon.
Even when you change the boot order in the BIOS?
Ah, cool. Might be a good option for OP, then.
So use one for Windows and one for Linux. Problem solved, IMO.
Why not buy/use another drive and install Windows on that? Generally, you shouldn’t have a problem with dual-booting on separate drives. You would probably need an external drive since you want a laptop, but they’re pretty small these days.
Now would be a great time for the EU to grow a spine and use this as a pretext to stop all trade with Israel and sanction them for crimes against humanity.
Does the EU require unanimity in order to sanction a non-member nation? Seems a bit silly.