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I don't think you understand. I have 2 entirely separate drives. I didn't want anything Linux related on the windows drive. I'm not doing any partitioning and I didn't have this problem with manjaro or Kubuntu
By default GRUB will install in main boot sector which is on Windows disk drive. You would need to manually install GRUB on 2nd disk drive because as I said it is by default installed where Windows is stored. If you would install any other distro for more experienced user (like Manjaro or Arch) you would need to manually select where GRUB will be stored and what /sda partition contains Linux installation.
Now you need to repair Windows boot sector with /bootrec /fixboot command for EFI and make new installation or play around with GRUB autodetecting Linux on 2nd drive.
Best way is to deactivate Windows disk drive from BIOS/UEFI during Linux installation so it wont even bother looking for any other disk.