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I enter with a live CD, then I reinstall the GRUB. All works fine. After a reboot, GRUB is still there. But if I turn off the computer and then start it again, GRUB is not there anymore. I have to reinstall it to boot my Kali Linux.

What I have to do to keep my GRUB?

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Windows, especially newer versions, like(s) overwriting foreign OSes bootloaders. For EFI, this is not a big problem, as there can be different bootloaders. But for BIOS / legacy boot, there can be one bootloader only.

The safest solution is switching to EFI boot or purging the Windows installation / not starting it at all.

EDIT: According to this post, it could help to disable hibernation on Windows:

powercfg /h off
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