Windows 8 / Linux dual boot fix.

For some time I had tried to setup my OEM windows 8 pc (UEFI) to dual boot Linux Mint. I could successfully install Linux and boot into it... that is until I decided to boot back to Windows.
Windows would constantly overwrite the boot record and I'd be stuck back at square one. Although my Linux partition is still intact, I couldn't boot into it.

Recently I found a post from an individual detailing the command to use from within Windows to fix the boot record as to boot to grub.

From Windows, hit [Windows + x].
Click 'command prompt (administrator)'
Type the following command:

bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi

After rebooting, I'm again presented with grub. Success.

Since that original post was so hard to find initially for me, I thought I'd include it here in case it helps anyone out with the same predicament. ... By the way, if you upgrade to Windows 10, it will screw up the boot record also, so you'll have to run this fix again.