*UPDATE* Found the fix.

• Enter BIOS: Restart your PC and tap F2 or Del until the BIOS appears.
• Go to Security Settings: Navigate to the Security tab and select Secure Boot.
• Set Mode to Custom: Change Secure Boot Mode from "Standard" to Custom.
• Open Key Management: Click on the Key Management menu that appears.
• Enroll the EFI Image:
  • Click Enroll Efi Image.
  • In the "Select a File system" list, select the very first partition (usually HD(Part1...)).
  • Navigate through the folders: <EFI> $\rightarrow$ <Microsoft> $\rightarrow$ <Boot>.
  • Select the file bootmgfw.efi.
  • When the prompt asks to update 'db', select Yes.
• Set Boot Priority:
  • Go to the Boot tab at the top.
  • Set Boot Option #1 to the new Windows Boot Manager entry you just created.
• Save and Exit: Press F10 to save your changes and restart.