#Any guides on how to dualboot Windows 11 using ArchInstall?

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worldly nymph
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.aw dualboot

little flaxBOT
worldly nymph
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.aw dualbooting

little flaxBOT
worldly nymph
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bruh

primal fog
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.aw dual boot

little flaxBOT
warm wharf
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on the same drive?

worldly nymph
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you should be able to custom config partitions with archinstall

exotic dust
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Partition it and install it on the selected partition im assuming

lavish anvil
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if you need to learn how to do it with archinstall, wouldn't it be easier to just do the manual install?

exotic dust
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When I always dual booted I shrink the drive in windows

worldly nymph
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its probably worth learning

lavish anvil
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I guess just follow the same as the dual boot page on the wiki but configure your drives manually in archinstall

worldly nymph
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try in a vm first

exotic dust
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Ngl you have more of a chance to brick with arch install

worldly nymph
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umm..

exotic dust
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Try the official guide

worldly nymph
exotic dust
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Ah archinstall guide

worldly nymph
lavish anvil
exotic dust
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Why doesn't that exist officially

lavish anvil
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and your boot loader

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im assuming you already have windows installed on your drive

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so you're doing windows b4 linux

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.aw dual boot

little flaxBOT
lavish anvil
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read this page but the stuff you need to do manually you can most likely do in arch install

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your drives and your boot loader

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use only 1 efi partition

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the one from windows

worldly nymph
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https://youtu.be/VaIgbTOvAd0 watch this or something and then adapt for arch idk

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Dual booting Windows and Linux is a great option if you're trying to migrate to a Linux workflow while maintaining the option of a Windows installation on your ...

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lavish anvil
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don't use external guides.

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recipe for disaster

worldly nymph
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ok.....

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why nor

lavish anvil
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tired of people coming with a messed up system in support channels because of external guides

worldly nymph
worldly nymph
lavish anvil
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ok use archinstall but just configure your drive manually

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don't follow the manual guide

worldly nymph
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the video is from a few months ago, i wouldn't watch that if i were you, but i mean its worth a shot

lavish anvil
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you don't know how to partition your drive?

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use the same efi partition as windows

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then setup the rest

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just like the wiki page says

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you don't have to do it in windows

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do it in the iso

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using fdisk or whatever you prefer

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yes

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all explained in this paragraph

worldly nymph
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well you can do it but you might get issues if you don't fully understand what you are doing

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ok, yes that basicly explains what you have to do

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:/ idk how to help really

pastel flax
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Still need help?

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The video appears to be OK. You just need to adapt it to your own environment.

I am not a user of the archinstall program. So I can't help you if you have problems with it. However, I can help if manual installation or intervention is needed.

rich lake
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Grub is trecherous

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just

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manually install since archinstall is

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well

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Meh