How to dual boot Windows 10 and MX Linux Overview In this post we will cover the process on how to dual boot Windows 10 and MX Linux. We are going to use a setup were it will have one HDD, Windows 10 already installed, manage partitioning for the MX Linux installation and in the end we will have MX Linux alongside Windows 10 in dual boot setup. It is strongly advisable, before proceeding with these steps, backup you system just in case. ...
Dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 Overview We will cover the steps how to dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04. In this scenario Windows 10 is pre-installed and we will load the Ubuntu installation using the bootable USB. Entire process will be installed on a single HDD. Because of the scenario we have, please before proceeding with this process, make sure to backup everything. Also, check you PC how it boots(UEFI or Legacy) and make sure both OS are installed in the same mode. ...
How to dual boot Windows 10 and Linux Mint Requirements This post will cover the process on how to dual boot Windows 10 and Linux Mint. For this example, it is required that you have Windows 10 already installed. In most cases it is recommended to install a Linux distro after the Windows 10 installation, because of the bootloader. Linux bootloader will detect another operating system installed and add the other operating system in the bootloader entry - this process is done automatically by the GNU/Linux installation. Also this example will cover the process if you only have one partition on your HDD and check you PC how it boots(UEFI or Legacy) and make sure both OS are installed in the same mode. ...
How to dual boot Windows 10 and Debian Overview In this post we will go through the process on how to dual boot Windows 10 and Debian. In this scenario, we have WIndows 10 installed on a single drive, created a separate partition for Debian installation on the same drive and during the setup process, configured the dual boot for both operating systems. It is advisable to backup your system first before making any new changes, since all this will be performed on a single HDD. Also, check you PC how it boots(UEFI or Legacy - GPT or BIOS partition types) and make sure both OS are installed in the same mode. ...