How to dual boot windows 10 on a system with ubuntu?

[crisp coral]

Me needs help

some just give me step by step instructions and I will see it tommorow

[crisp coral]

@STAFF SOME1 HELP

[cyan shell]

Are you trying to dual boot windows and Ubuntu on the same disk or are they on different disks?

[crisp coral]

yes same disk

[crisp coral]

yes same disk

and no i dont want to reinstall ubuntu

and I have 1 usb

[cyan shell]

you have ubuntu installed already?

[crisp coral]

yes

using it rn

[cyan shell]

ah ok

[crisp coral]

lol indian tech support

that name xd

[cyan shell]

then just go to gparted and shrink the /home volume and leave however much you want for your windows install as unallocated space

[cyan shell]

fr

[crisp coral]

ok lemme do that

I CANT REZIZE

wtf

[cyan shell]

what

[crisp coral]

i cant click on rezize

[cyan shell]

send ss

[crisp coral]

k

pop

[cyan shell]

oh you only have a 128 gb drive

i dont recommend you dual boot with that

i dont even think you can

[crisp coral]

ive done it before

and it was alright

but that was a while ago

and i dont need alot from windows

just like 2 programs

idk

[cyan shell]

you set the new size lower than the used size of that partition

thats why it didnt let you resize

set the new size to 50 gb

that will leave you with 60 gb for windows

[crisp coral]

ok

ill do 38

still cant

i cant click on the rezize

[cyan shell]

try 50

38 might still be too low

[crisp coral]

did

[cyan shell]

worked?

[crisp coral]

no

[cyan shell]

damn

[crisp coral]

i must type it in

the new size box?

[cyan shell]

yes

[crisp coral]

ok

[prime kernel]

The drive youre resizing cannot be mounted

Use a live session to do it

Backup data

[crisp coral]

oh yeah ur right

[crisp coral]

How to make partition?

[cyan shell]

Just enter the new size as 40 or 50 gh

[crisp coral]

using gparted

[crisp coral]

ok

using gparted?

[cyan shell]

That will automatically leave the rest of the space as unallocated

[crisp coral]

I want to download atlas os

[cyan shell]

Yeah using the live usb of gparted

[crisp coral]

so 50g for windows or ubuntu?

[cyan shell]

Not the app

[cyan shell]

Ubuntu

[crisp coral]

yes booting from usb

[cyan shell]

Yep

[crisp coral]

Ok I will do that tommorow

SO I must boot from usb

[cyan shell]

👍🏾

[crisp coral]

go to gparted

then rezize to 50g

and that 50g will be for ubuntu

and 30g for windows

I just wanna try atlas os

[cyan shell]

No 60 because you have a 110 gb ssd

110-50 = 60

[crisp coral]

But 30g is already allocated to my original ubuntu installtion

36g to be exact

[cyan shell]

Yeah that 50 gb is part of that

[crisp coral]

so 70 - 30 = 40

lol

[cyan shell]

The 36 gb of the Ubuntu installation is going to be contained within that 50 gh partition

[crisp coral]

w

lol

[cyan shell]

And the rest will be unallocated

Understood?

[crisp coral]

idk

prob

so if i allocate 50 g to ubuntu

60 will be for windows

?

[cyan shell]

You have 60 left yes

For windows

[crisp coral]

i dont want 60 tho

I want 30 for windows

since im barely gonna use it

[cyan shell]

Windows itself takes about 30 im p sure

[crisp coral]

I gues s80 g

yes 80g is right

so 30 for windows

[cyan shell]

Nah u need 60 or else windows wont work

[crisp coral]

im gonna use atlas os

its lightwieght asf

[cyan shell]

But you still need to install stock windows first before you apply the atlas playbook

[crisp coral]

Ohh yeah

ur right

forgot

im dumb

[cyan shell]

Lol

[crisp coral]

lol

but i will be using the stock windows for like an hour 💀

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZiL6gEUOuY&t=288s

So ill allocate 70g in the free size box?

40g for windows

and 70 for linux

which means 40g free 😄

i still do have windows 11 on my pc

its hidden somewhere

but its a custom version called tiny 11

u think it'll work

?

i didnt set a dual boot

but if i go to my boot menu by clicking esc and then f9 it is there

@cyan shell

[cyan shell]

I think its cuz u forgot to delete the efi partition while deleting the OS

[crisp coral]

i have alot of oses

[cyan shell]

So it shows up in your boot menu even after u delete it

[crisp coral]

chrome os

mint

some other os

and windows and ubuntu

those 4

if im right

[cyan shell]

I c

[crisp coral]

Will it overide my ubuntu?

[cyan shell]

I honestly don't understand your situation right now

[crisp coral]

wdym?

[cyan shell]

What oses you have

What all you dont want

And what you do want

[crisp coral]

no im asking

wait lemme explain

[cyan shell]

By deleting it or by selecting that as an option?

[crisp coral]

I previously installed tiny 11

and i didnt like it

so i installed ubuntu

but when i got to my boot menu

its still there im sure

so im asking

will i be able to use that to install atlas

[cyan shell]

Did you delete tiny11?

[crisp coral]

and will it overide my ubuntu

the 1 im using

[crisp coral]

i replaced it with ubuntu 23.04

[cyan shell]

Yeah so basically your tiny11 installation doesnt exist but your boot manager thinks it does because you didnt delete its efi partition

If you select it nothing will happen

[crisp coral]

Ah i see

ok

so i still need to reinstall windows 10

ok

[cyan shell]

Yep

[crisp coral]

when i make a partion

i need help with windows 10 installation lol

sorry bru

i forgot alot of stuff

maybe i dont idk

ill see

well thanks for uyour help brother

thanks