Method 1: Configuring Partitions and Bootloaders for Optimal Dual-Booting The key to a successful dual-boot setup lies in meticulous planning and execution. Let’s break down the process step-by-step: ...

Note, though, that if a boot partition already exists in your HDD, even if you are using a single, modern version of Linux, you shouldn’t try to delete it. It’s probably not a useless remnant from a ...

EFI-based installations store their boot loaders in the EFI System Partition instead of the Master Boot Record, which means GRUB will live somewhere else than where you’re used to if you’re booting or ...

Since most people will dual boot Linux on a laptop, adding a second hard drive is not an option. Partitions are logical divisions of space on a hard drive. When Windows or Linux is installed as the ...

Get the best of Linux and Windows with a dual-boot system Page 1 of 6: Introduction to dual-booting Introduction to dual-booting How to partition your disc Run Windows and Linux Cross-platform ...

When you install Linux after Windows, the Linux installer knows how to deal with Windows, resize its partition, and set up a boot loader with an option allowing you to choose Windows at boot time.

Mint is a great distro for beginners and for people who own ancient PCs. In this article, let's look at how to dual boot Linux Mint easily with Windows 10.

As with Windows, the biggest consideration is always going to be the arrangement of partitions on your hard drives, and where you're going to find the space for a new Linux installation.