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mann, i was looking for this answer for so long not even kidding, finally i stumbled upon ur video and it cleared my confusion finally. Thanks mann, keep it up.

Wish more was made for Linux so I can dump the Windows spyware/adware BS that hijacks resources for Microsoft's money-making schemes... I cut off Microsoft's access to Windows 10 and killed their BS services making it run like a dream...but they deliberately blocked the ability to do that in Windows 11... I absolutely hate Microsoft and their BS taking control of my computer away from me... 💥

Is it possible to have macos and linux in 2 seperate ssd in macbook while following this guide?

Why you didn't capture screen?

Thank you for this! Also, I’ve never heard it referenced as “ooboontoo”, I’m going to have to from now on. Thank you!

can i install linux on a second ssd drive but the drive contains two partitions, one partition will be for files that i store in windows and second partition is for the linux os itself?

what's your monitor?

this helped a lot thanks

you should also use some diagrams to help others visuallize.

Bro I can’t thank you enough for making this video, everyone! Share the knowledge! More people need to know this!

If you can’t find it also try looking in cpu features

I'm going to do this. Easy as. Thanks bro.

Thank you so much. WTF is this bios, needed the reaction time of Sayan to access it

Can i use rufus or ventoy to make a bootable instead of etcher?

Fellow monster enjoyer here

I only used Linux (Ubuntu now) and decided to add Windows 10 Pro. I don't like Windows at all and will use it rarely. My machine default boots to Ubuntu and I want it that way. I installed Windows on a separate SSD (don't want windows buggering everything up) and physically disconnected my Ubuntu SSD before installing windows because I don't trust Microsoft. Now I have both OS's installed but when I want to load Windows I have to go into BIOS and tell it to boot from windows disk / part. Not really a big deal but would love for GRUB to provide the Windows option. GRUB does not see the Windows partition on the other drive. I commented "GRUB_DISABLE_OS_PROBER=false" updated GRUB etc... Maybe I need a custom menu? I would prefer GRUB to handle the multi-OS-boot.

cant you just extract the iso file into the designated usb drive and not use that program? like if you have 7zip, winrar, or zipme on hand then you cant literally just extract the folders into the usb. also, couldnt you just flash it on the drive your using? then it's already for boot installation?

quedate quieto pelotudo

If you have an older Bios, you might find SVM under "CPU Features" within the Overclocking Tab after you enabled advanced bios

Just awsm! Thanks you.

Hi... I'm looking for a solution that just turns off the device I'm not booting from. That way I can be sure both environments can remain unaffected by the other. I know there's a way to disable drives in BIOS but I want to know if there's a hardware level solution for this. Is there a motherboard that allows to switch drives on & off? Please answer.

Thanks brow

Appreciate it king 👑

So jealous of your computer tower..

So I installed CachyOS and when I reboot there is no dual boot option, it just goes right into Windows 11. I went into my BIOS and went to HDD BBS Priorities and placed the Linux boot manager first but that did not make any difference at all. To be clear I installed CachyOS on an 8TB drive that is different than the 1TB NVME drive Windows is installed on. Any suggestions?

It's best to use two separate SSD or NVme drives. You can use an external USB 3.1/C case for Linux and boot from it each time whenever you want. That way, you can disconnect the external drive with Linux whenever you choose. Do you have a tutorial for installing Linux Mint in the same way so we see what's best to do or not do during the installation? I have one other question. Is there a program that I can install that boots up automatically that gives me a choice to click on which drive OS I want to boot from without needing to go into boot manager by hitting a key quickly in boot up each time? I also have Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 enabled in BIOS, just FYI. Thanks for the help.

Msi Z790, I dont have that setting in bios.

bro wtf is that computer

Hey I have a big problem and need help I downloaded Kali and it asked me to install grub so I Said yes but now I can't boot into windows drive anymore I can still see it in my Linux but whatever I do I can't boot into it

The tech master indeed Ty dude so much 🖤

F11 doesn't work on my alienware aurora r16. Is there another keyboard shortcut?

That doesn't gonna work. 😂😂😂😂

If I install Linux to a fresh ssd and unplug my existing drives, it won’t give me any troubles booting up windows?

Thank God. Thankyou.

I installed endavour os on a seperate drive and it broke my windows boot manager somehow??

Sometimes it may be in cpu features in overclocking 😊

I have been wanting to setup a dual boot for a while so that I can still use windows while I get used to linux. Everything you showed in the videos seems simple enough. But my question is this. In my case I have multiple standalone SATA drives(not USB) that only contain media files(no OS files or programs), will those drives be accessible by both the windows OS and the linux OS? They are all standard NTFS.

Thank you

wow what a poor quality video. to much background noise. no likes here. i need to learn this stuff but to many distractions. maybe a version2.0?

My Linux SSD filesystem is ext4, and windows ofc is nfs (or smth like that I forgot), can I copy or paste from between OS disks?

What’s it called for intel CPU? I found intel Virtualization Tech under CPU features. Is that it?

Thank you!

Very clear! Thank you!

i don’t think u understand how helpful this video is to people. they wrote in multiple forums to DISCONNECT the windows hard drive before installing Linux…💀

Thank you for this! This is very helpful

in the case of your computer to printer packet, your computer could send it's message to the printer via your router instead of a switch. So the message will have the MAC of the router and the IP of the printer. If you use a switch one day, and a router another, the same protocol will work. The interesting question is the case of one of many local computers send a packet to google via the router. When google returns the puppy packet, how does your router know which local computer gets the puppy packet? Your router has to remember for which local computer it sent out the request to google.

Yeah this is kinda dumb tbh

Why fat32?

His PC looks so cool wtf. Looks like a transformers head😂

OMG, thank you for getting straight to the point and not yapping for half and hour.