#Files Missing

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rustic wraith
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So, this is my first time trying Linux in general. After seeing so many videos to move to it after Windows is hogging our data lol and ads.
I keep getting this warning when I launch it to try it out. Can I get some help on how to fix this?

Side Note: My computer works fine with it. ASUS Motherboard. My laptop, MSI, says files are missing (And they really are missing). And I'd rather use my laptop as the guinea pig before using it on my computer.

rustic wraith
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Scratch that. Just noticed its off now. But still greyed out. So if I could get some help on figuring out how to freely turn it off and on, that would be great

ruby patrol
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it may work with SB enabled aswell, but it depends on the machine and implementation. each firmware does it a bit differently

rustic wraith
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Last thing, is there a program you can recommend? To help backup my Windows 11 Image. I keep seeing that I could lose it when dual booting. So I want to make sure I'm prepared.

ruby patrol
rustic wraith
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RIP

rustic wraith
ruby patrol
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do make sure to disable windows fast startup too, before installing

rustic wraith
tiny obsidian
tiny obsidian
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keep ur other data on a separate usually-not-connected backup portable drive

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keep a copy of official Mint ISO also on the same ventoy'd usb. if either os goes wonky u can fix from it

rustic wraith
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Got them both already. And I fell asleep while it was making the Windows Image 😂
But thank you!

rustic wraith
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I'd say so. But hold off for a second. I still need to install it. If it goes smoothly, then yes.

rustic wraith
# ruby patrol is this solved then?

So I finished installing Linux. But when I restarted, wasn't I supposed to see a GRUB? Or selection between Windows or Linux?
I restarted and it just started Windows naturally
Fast Startup is disabled. Secure Boot is disabled. Both beforehand.

Side Note: I just found out my Fast Boot in BIOS was on. I turned it off. But still launches Windows. Unless I use F2 to tell it to start Linux.

tiny obsidian
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Check your BIOS boot priority list. Put the "ubuntu" entry to the top.