If you get this error on UEFI-booting from a flat-file FAT32 partition perhaps made with Rufus, it is because the grub2 version used does not understand the FAT32 filesystem that the linux files are now on.
To fix this, extract all the files from a Ubuntu x64 ISO's \EFI\BOOT folder and overwrite the files in the \EFI\BOOT folder of the FAT32 partition.
If you also want UEFI32 boot to work, repeat this using a Ubuntu or similar 32-bit ISO and copy the *.efi files over.
I suspect the other system boots because it is not using UEFI (i.e. it is using CSM\Legacy booting).
Last edited by Steve6375; 03-02-2020 at 04:37 AM.
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