## Problem
GRUB doesn't automatically timeout or recognize laptop's keyboard on reboot but works just fine on a normal boot (with a shutdown). When stuck on reboot, I need to manually poweroff my laptop with the power button. The peculiar thing is that even though GRUB never times out on reboot, it intermittently recognizes external wireless keyboard and not the laptop's internal one.

The problem started occurring around October (unfortunately can't pinpoint the date) but never before.

Any help is highly appreciated!!

## Why file bug with Arch?
The problem doesn't occur on Fedora (same GRUB version) or Debian (installed each individually)

## Current Setup
- Lenovo Ideapad Z580 (I5 3rd Gen, 8GB/SSD, UEFI)
- Trying newer ISO for installation
- Previously used `10-2021` ISO
- Now used `11-2021` ISO
- GRUB Version 2.06
- `SecureBoot` and `FastBoot` are disabled
- `GRUB_TIMEOUT` is set to `10`

## Steps Tried
- Regenerating `grub.cfg`
- Installing LTS kernel
- Disconnecting all USB peripherals
- Setting `RebootWatchdogSec=0` in `/etc/systemd/system.conf`
- Used to get `watchdog didn't stop` message on reboot. Referred https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Framework_Laptop#ACPI
- Reverted the change
- `journalctl -b 1` (systemd) logs don't seem to show any errorrelated to this
- Reinstalling GRUB
- Uninstalled `grub` package
- Deleted `/boot/grub/` directory
- Deleted grub's dir. in ESP
- Reinstalled `grub` package
- Ran `grub-install` and `grub-mkconfig`
- Downgrading GRUB
- Installed `GRUB 2.04-6` from Arch Linux Archive
- Problem still persisted (reboot only)

## Observation
- The problem occurs even if no DE is installed
- Tried on a clean install