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How can I boot Debian with windows installed first?
Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click System. On the Advanced tab, under Startup and Recovery, click Settings. Under System startup, in the Default operating system list, click the operating system that you want to start when you turn on or restart your computer.
Why is Debian but can’t boot Linux stack exchange?
Installing Debian but can’t boot – Unix & Linux Stack Exchange I’m installing Debian testing on a SSD, there is a pre-existing EFI ESP partition from windows installation, the disk uses GPT partitioning. Problem is after it finishes installing it won’t boot li…
Why is Debian not booting on my SSD?
1 I’m installing Debian testing on a SSD, there is a pre-existing EFI ESP partition from windows installation, the disk uses GPT partitioning. Problem is after it finishes installing it won’t boot linux or grub.
How can I boot a live CD in Debian?
You can do this by booting a live CD (preferably one which matches your installation) and chrootto your installation. Afterwards you should run grub-installand update-grub(for more information]
How to run Debian smoothly in dual boot with Windows?
How to run Debian smoothly in dual boot with Windows If your machine comes with UEFI, it is recommended to format the entire disk in GPT before you install any operating systems on it. With UEFI + GPT, Windows Boot Manager and GRUB are isolated and re-installing Windows (or upgrading it to another version) will not rewrite GRUB records on the disk.
Can you install Windows XP as a dual boot?
I have been reading different ways to install Windows XP as dual boot, but all methods point to either Windows 7, 8, 8.1 or earlier. Would someone mind explaining to a newbie exactly how to install XP Pro 64 bit onto an already partitioned and formatted drive on my Windows 10 machine.
Why is my computer no longer bootable with Debian?
Traditionally, personal computers are pre-installed with Windows on an MBR disk and boot using legacy BIOS. The installation (or even upgrading using Windows Update) of Windows would rewrite GRUB records and Debian will be no longer bootable until it is fixed.