Windows boots directly now and no longer shows my CachyOS dual-boot option
I set up a Windows 11 and CachyOS dual-boot system. Windows uses one drive for the operating system and another for programs and games, and I installed CachyOS…
I set up a Windows 11 and CachyOS dual-boot system. Windows uses one drive for the operating system and another for programs and games, and I installed CachyOS…
I'm running Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS on a laptop with a 1 TB SSD, and I want to reserve roughly half of the drive for a Windows installation so…
I have an HP EliteBook 850 G5 running Windows and would like to learn Linux through regular practice without putting my Windows installation or personal files at risk.…
I'm planning to install CachyOS on a new drive while keeping Windows 11 for programs that aren't supported on Linux. I already have several games stored on the…
I'm a complete beginner trying to install Linux Mint alongside Windows. In the installer's partitioning screen, I only see tiny 1 MB and 0 MB areas listed as…
I'm completely new to dual-booting Windows and Linux Mint. During the Mint installation, the partitioning screen shows two tiny areas of free space under the drive—just 1 MB…
I'm trying to move from Windows to Linux, but I can't get networking to work in any distribution I've tested, including Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Fedora, and Bazzite. The…
I'm dual-booting Windows 11 and Fedora on an Acer laptop. The system boots both operating systems normally, but I can no longer enter the BIOS/UEFI setup. Pressing F2,…
I have Windows and Linux installed on the same older hard drive. Windows uses an MBR/legacy BIOS boot setup, while Manjaro Linux was installed in UEFI mode. Windows…
I'm dual-booting Windows 11 and Fedora on an Acer laptop. Previously I used Windows and CachyOS, with Secure Boot enabled for Windows gaming. I later installed Fedora and…
My computer has a roughly 512 GB NVMe SSD, but Linux live environments detect the drive as 0 B, so the installer reports that there is not enough…
I have two SSDs and want to try Linux without mixing it with my existing Windows installation. My goal is to keep each operating system on its own…
I'm running Arch Linux with an AMD Ryzen CPU and Radeon RX 6600, and I'm trying to get DaVinci Resolve—or at least Kdenlive—to use the GPU for faster…
I'm new to Linux and want to switch my laptop to Linux Mint, but I'm nervous about losing access to my current Windows installation. I'm considering dual-booting, though…