How to Dual Boot Arch Linux and Windows 11 (NEW) // USING ARCH INSTALL SCRIPT

[@conceptrat]

Just a little note that you should also disable 'fastboot' in windows better installing Linux so that the shutdown is actually doing a full shutdown and not the partial 'fastboot'.

[@omNamahShivaya3333]

Spent hours fixxing the audio issue, finally found this hope this helps someone in need. sudo pacman -S sof-firmware sudo reboot

[@thexselimyn]

you are a hero

[@thexselimyn]

If you’re experiencing sound issues on your Arch Linux system, especially with Intel-based sound cards, installing the sof-firmware package might resolve the problem. This package provides the necessary software and firmware for Intel sound devices.

[@yohannnihalani5079]

Lifesaver

[@EmilyMatthews-zw5lk]

Hello, I have been having some issues with GRUB in this tutorial. Everything goes perfectly up until I have to restart my computer to boot into GRUB. It will boot into Windows 11 despite GRUB being at the top of the boot order, and when I press f12 on startup and try to boot into it from there, it refuses and leaves me in the boot menu with the screen cleared until I use the arrow keys to highlight options. Holding shift on startup brings me to Windows Boot Manager, which shows Windows 11 as the only operating system. I have disabled fast boot and my computer says secure boot is unsupported. Any help would be greatly appreciated, and let me know if any more information about my computer is needed!

[@CadeVoidlighter]

I *had* the same problem following his other tutorial (without archinstall script) and unfortunately I don't know what I did to fix it. I just backtracked and tried doing things again until it worked? Maybe I missed a step somewhere.

[@snlonline]

Windows 11 doesn't remove Arch anymore when you start with Arch. Install Arch as usual, Free up some space, Now install windows, select the unallocated space (select new or just install). Windows will be default, go to your bios and rearrange the boot up sequence to Arch. then continue from there with os-prober and updating grub.

[@BloodyBladeKW]

Make a tutorial

[@snlonline]

@@BloodyBladeKW Lol how? I'm not a youtuber

[@Azemed]

@@snlonlineuse ai voice

[@anonymoussavage9974]

So if I have windows and I want to dualboot with arch, install it, then I try to remove arch I won't have problems right?

[@Aparna_Gaur]

​@@anonymoussavage9974 I've installed Arch Linux on dual boot along with Windows 11, and also deleted it using the process shown in this video. I've had no problem

[@chilloutlemur9979]

At 14:49 after I reboot my PC it always forcefully boots windows up instead of arch linux. I don't even have the menu to choose from. However, if I go to advanced startup options and choose boot from a device I have 2 GRUBs. Even when I choose one of those GRUBs I always end back in windows. How can I fix this?

[@Efrect]

go to bios,boot menu and there should be a setting where you can change the priority of windows and grub. make grub 1st and it will open grub when u open ur computer.

[@orbitWZ]

@@EfrectThanks so much man, I thought I messed up the install ❤

[@eladmizrahi8461]

For those having trouble with GRUB - os-prober didn't work for me, I had to mount the windows EFI and rerun the commands /dev/nvme0n1p1 is Windows EFI System in my case mkdir /mnt/windows-efi mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /mnt/windows-efi grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg Great video, saved me a lot of time ❤

[@ethanharry2936]

Thanks man you saved me

[@xenoas1er197]

Still not working for me 😢

[@PeterSahanaya]

Sheesh you're a life saver, thanks man!

[@xenoas1er197]

Yeah sorry i'm just a dumbass i was doing this from the installer so of course it doesn't work 😂

[@maxfeell2181]

Thank you very much, I've been suffering for 3 days. And then I did it in 40 minutes!

[@misc-d3s]

how do you solve the issue of not finding efi in the type. I allocated 1GB for efi then i had to select primary or extended and after selecting primary i didn't see efi in type

[@xpiravit1335]

The arch wiki says that you are supposed to use the EFI partition that Windows 11 has already created and mount it to /efi. To do that can I just create the /mnt/efi directory and mount the Windows 11 EFI partition like you did at 9:12? And if I install grub like you did at 14:06, will it delete the files windows has on the EFI partition? Also if I want to use btrfs instead of ext4 can I select that in the archinstall script or do I have to format the partition first like you did?

[@eli_chaps]

I get boot partition not found.

[@naturelove801]

Same did u find solution

[@Riftriot]

Thanks so much haha. Had a little hiccup with bitlocker but i resolved it

[@OrigotZu]

Best video ever, i finally installed arch linux and also i can still use windows! Thanks, like

[@shinespark9]

Really helpful, thanks! Can you describe how to enable compression on a btrfs volume instead of ext4?

[@kskroyaltech]

BTRFS supports multiple compressions, I used chatGPT few months back and It told Me to use ZLIB compression. *mkfs.btrfs /dev/SDX* (Replace SDX with valid partition identifier ) To enable ZLIB Compression: *chattr +c /dev/SDX* You can verify that compression is enabled by using the *btrfs filesystem df*

[@DoxX069]

Hello I was following your guide until an unexpected error came up after trying to install grub on the boot partition Input: grub-install - target=x86_64-efi -efi-directory=/boot -bootloader-id=GRUB Output: Installing for x86_64-efi platform. EFI variables are not supported on this system. EFI variables are not supported on this system. grub-install: error: efibootmgr failed to register the boot entry: No such file or directory. I think the issue is that I am using BIOS and not UEFI but I still don’t know how to install grub to boot partition. I would be so thankful for help.

[@namanpandit9801]

Bro happened to me just make a new usb and redo the whole process this is how I fixed it

[@no-tg8pn]

​@@namanpandit9801 hey did you have to restart by wiping and reusing the same USB you used initially or did you buy a new one? I have the same problem with an ASRock motherboard and if I don't turn on UEFI I can't get the USB to show up as a booting option

[@Sinivaal]

@@no-tg8pnyou can use the same USB by cleaning it and re-adding Arch with whatever program, also, your original iso may be corrupt.

[@no-tg8pn]

@@Sinivaal i fixed the problem thanks anyway though man

[@TestMail-p1l]

I successfully installed arch linux but when i switch back to windows then there is still unallocated space idk why

[@khatru01playz61]

Wait is it possible to do this with a legacy bios? Or maybe a video link?

[@nerdprog]

12:52 boot partition not found

[@krishlama6167]

Same issue here

[@johnmanjohnston]

Found any fix?

[@_maybiee]

can I select a different Desktop environment(like Hyprland) using this tutorial?or do I have to follow a different tutorial?

[@SiddharthGargYT]

i think you can. you can even install more DEs after installing Arch, if im not wrong

[@ninjabeatz905]

Had to allow RUFUS boot manager to run in win11 23H2. Win11 fried 2 USB stIcks. Disabled secure boot, fast boot and enabled USB wake on S4 and win11 wouldn't allow USB to post after all that on ACER Nitro 7

[@Joker71219]

Hey buddy , i am a college student and i wanted to explore linux , programming , app and android development , python , coding , etc . I am totally a new comer in this field , can you please suggest me a good linux distro for above requirements ❤😅😅

[@kskroyaltech]

Try Zorin OS, Ubuntu, pop os or linux mint.

[@Joker71219]

@@kskroyaltech ok, thanks I will try it ✌️

[@femboy_twink]

Was very excited to try this, spent a good hour attempting to even install medium. Not sure what it is. Just gives me a black screen after. Edit: Nevermind I fixed it, had to set nomodeset in the Kernel Parameters. I figured the boot issue had something to do with my iGPU.

[@dneovu]

thank u a lot! it was easier than i thought, u re a genius!

[@kskroyaltech]

You are welcome.

[@Maiduhin]

No module named 'pydantic'. How can I install this module?

[@nyx7762]

great video, helped me a lot! thank you!!

[@OperaWarrior-tw6pm]

ERROR, HELP NEEDED Under the Install in archinstall it's showing invalid configuration: Boot Partition not found, I've done everything as same as the video. What to do?

[@remiflores5467]

Yep same problem here...

[@kumigaoo7590]

yep same problem here

[@cxrbon637]

:(

[@kumigaoo7590]

modprobe ahci try this before archinstall

[@cxrbon637]

@@kumigaoo7590 i did handle the disk selection manually

[@baljeethakur]

Can you do a video with systemd and W11 dual boot for Arch?

[@kskroyaltech]

OKAY

[@gd6noob]

great, easy to follow video. Thanks. Question: How can I change the default text size of grub when I select which OS to use? I have a 4k laptop screen and the text is really tiny Can I change the order in which GRUB displays? Right now it is set to Arch linux, than Advanced Arch and than Windows. I would like Windows to be first and default if nothing was chosen, than Arch linux.

[@kskroyaltech]

Do this : *sudo nano /etc/default/grub* Look for the line that starts with GRUB_GFXMODE or add it if it doesn't exist. This line defines the screen resolution and color depth that GRUB should use. You can set it to a higher resolution appropriate for your 4K screen.For example *GRUB_GFXMODE=1920x1080* and I you want to set windows to boot first set this : *GRUB_DEFAULT=2* Remember that GRUB starts counting entries from zero, so if Windows is the third entry, its number would be 2. then *sudo update-grub*

[@SeDi343]

Why use proprietary and not open source nvidia drivers?

[@KarthiKeyan-vk9ui]

Worked like a charm thanks

[@Pixeldrone1]

THANK YOU!!! Very useful!

[@soulleague7866]

what is device? when you open rufus? bc when i open the program i have no device like when i trying to choose a device it's completely nothing there

[@kskroyaltech]

Device in this particular scenario is PERIPHERAL Device such as USB drive.. Reconnect the USB Drive or Pen Drive to USB 2.0 Port and you will see Rufus recognising your drive.

[@skyfuzzball8312]

5:10 mine is no wlan0 shows up

[@kskroyaltech]

Try this: iwctl device wlan0 set-property Powered on

[@epicfardman6946]

Hi, I am using an Alienware computer and the usb isn’t showing up in the boot menu in bios. Do you know what might be causing this?

[@epicfardman6946]

Nevermind, fixed this

[@rajkothari7185]

Bro after completing process and shutdown the system and after ejecting usb , when i start PC windows only get booted, I'm trying from 2 days

[@dodgeclub7162]

In uefi settings put arch upper

[@thesailfish]

14:50 when i start i get into the windows boot manager, when I start with the boot menu, I only have a windows boot manager and two disk partitions, if I select any of the partitions it says boot fail. Does anyone know what the problem is?

[@elameend]

Smae issue here😢. Were you able to find a solution?

[@AngelGarcia-wn2tl]

I should look for this video before trying to dual boot by myself xD

[@kskroyaltech]

Sure

[@zemzemuch]

someone knows why i have 200 gb of free space but can shrink disk only by 1 gb?

[@kskroyaltech]

Did u disable Bit Locker encryption in windows 11 ?

[@zemzemuch]

@@kskroyaltech yes, it was disabled already

[@enesgibi]

Why didnt you use btrfs for /

[@favorism]

is there a reason as to why grub still wont add windows to the list even after doing the commands and everything?

[@saebasCL]

check at min 16:10 u need to uncomment a line on the grub config file

[@toxic-vibes-7777]

I choosed diak configuration to ' use a best option to partition disk' now my whole 900 gb storage has gone under linux and i can't find windows boot no matter how much i tried😢 Please help me tell me what to do now....

[@ObscuredByCIouds]

rip

[@kskroyaltech]

HOW did u do that > I clearly mentioned right everything. You have messed up the drive data..

[@Mlord-masmor]

while installing arch linux i tried to connect to internet by iwctl but when i try device list it dosent show anything. Pls can anyone help me 🙏🙏🙏

[@kskroyaltech]

Make sure you are inside IWD shell mode.. First type IWCTL in lowercase... the prompt will be changed to iWD then enter the command over there to connect to wifi.

[@Алексей-с7т2н]

Bro, thank you for your work.

[@mohammadashraful8766]

Thanks man you are genius ❤

[@farzadmf]

For some systems, the wireless card isn't detected, so the first steps of using iwctl won't even work. Could you make video(s) about what to do when that happens?

[@kskroyaltech]

Will try addressing the issue..

[@farzadmf]

Thank you!

[@shant-o]

u can always use ur phone's tether function if youre out of options

[@farzadmf]

True, but to figure out which driver to install and how, that's also something!

[@apekshityadav5226]

Amazing setup ❤

[@kskroyaltech]

Thanks 😁

[@himanshujha8262]

I'm having audio issue

[@AdamShumpis]

What if I want to use the same EFI partition for both Windows and Arch? I was thinking about using fdisk to create a +1G EFI (type 1), a +16M MSR (type 10) and a +256GB Windows Basic Data (type 11). From there using my Windows 11 USB to install like normal and then after that's all set up going back to my Arch Live USB and running archinstall like you have here. What do you think?

[@kskroyaltech]

Yes you can do that

[@thomasck]

Hi, hope you are well. After a while using Arch in dual boot, I believe one of W11 updates broke the Arch installation and I am getting "file vmlinuz-linux not found" when selecting Arch in GRUB. Any ideas how to fix this without installing Arch all over again? Both systems are in the same drive. Thank you.

[@kskroyaltech]

You can fix that issue. Boot Arch From LIVE USB and mount the root partition to /mnt and chroot into /mnt.. And install the grub boot loader.. See this timestamp: 13:17

[@thomasck]

@@kskroyaltech Thank you! It worked! Do you know if, I install Arch then after W11 would help stopping having this issue? Thank you once again.

[@miracleaudition97]

Could not detect boot partition while installing

[@johnmanjohnston]

found any fix?

[@miracleaudition97]

@@johnmanjohnston yeah , while selcting disk configuration in archinstall , i chose manual partitioning and assigned "/boot' as mount point to the efi partition and it got fixed..

[@johnmanjohnston]

@@miracleaudition97 thank you very much for your reply, I’ll try it out!

[@racingtheweb]

Hello, I just purchased a brand new HP 15-fc0017nl Notebook (Ryzen 3 7320U, 8 GB DDR5 RAM, 500 GB nvme, Windows 11 Home S mode). I realized that Windows 11 partitions are encrypted by Bitlocker and secure boot is enabled. In order to install Arch, what do I have to do first? Disabling win11 encryption? Or disabling secure boot from the BIOS? Or both? Thank you

[@KapsiF]

I always reccommend doing a brand new windows install regardless what you are doing

[@reck_px15]

Do both otherwise arch won't boot up and if some error happens windows would kich you out coz of bitlocker

[@racingtheweb]

@@reck_px15 Yes I did so and it was ok. Now can I re-enable Secure Boot from Bios?

[@reck_px15]

@@racingtheweb it's better not to coz you might face error however if you use other distros like Ubuntu you can turn it back on since it uses shim4

[@racingtheweb]

@@reck_px15 thanks

[@eweeeer]

TYVM

[@Akshay1165]

Hi, Thanks for the video I followed steps by steps got successfully installed arch using xfce, But in terminal when I press tab for autocompletion it does not show directories or files any solution??

[@kskroyaltech]

Use Oh MY ZSH ..

[@Akshay1165]

@@kskroyaltech Thanks its working 😊

[@ksrg8144]

great stuff thank you very much

[@Light13378]

Hello ksk royal in the 12:56 I accidentally press Enter instead of 1 twice will there be effect in there arch or I should delete it then restart the process

[@kskroyaltech]

DOnt worry, it wont do anything, just follow the installer and see if it reports any error.

[@Light13378]

@@kskroyaltech There was error, and it didn't work it can't exit so I turn off and restart when it took a little bit while to fix and delete in the second time I successful install arch thanks to Gode

[@ArvindSinghChauhan1]

2:54 why you selected MBR instead of GPT?

[@kskroyaltech]

Because MBR supports USB booting on Both BIOS and UEFI machines.

[@Sushil_Sahu01]

how to install windows on arch as a dual boot make a video please

[@Light13378]

Hello, Can you make for parrot linux video how do to dual boot in window

[@Vmwwv]

I use your giude and instal srch with kde, how can i change it to bspwm ?

[@DeathlyHalIows]

Как я понял ты тоже хотел поставить линукс того же ютубера что и я. Вопрос получилось ли у тебя?

[@DeathlyHalIows]

Я говорю про з прогера) у него как раз bspwm

[@Vmwwv]

@@DeathlyHalIows Ахахах, много времени прошло) Я уже ставил bspwm от Zproger несколько раз, а щас удалил Винду и поставил Nobara + endavourOS, скоро буду ставить hyprland, посмотри про него

[@tushar6767]

Hi KSK I have installed nextcloud on my RPI3B+ but when I upload media on it lags too much nextcloud using so much CPU power so I increased swap memory still it stuck so I started using casaOS file manager as my cloud when I upload data on it , it transfers smoothly 😂 Even jellyfin also working fine I just installed nextcloud,mariaDB,adguard which turned off and jellyfin that's it

[@kskroyaltech]

CasaOS is best to try on Pi .. Also Try Umbrel the best server is for PI's.

[@ninjagamming9441]

Does it work with win 10

[@tbone7632]

yes it does, tried it and worked flawlessly on my laptop

[@PeacockFx]

Finally inner peace 🌚

[@webslime_ceo]

so, i have only loop0 and sda

[@kskroyaltech]

forget about loop , SDA is your hard drive or SSD.

[@kushal487]

I noticed from your set time zone are you a bengali?

[@kskroyaltech]

NOPE. I am not.

[@Ryan-sr6fh]

Bhai Kolkata ka timezone pure India ke liye hai

[@KrishJhawalta]

Ahhh! This installation is making me frustrated, but then I remember I am a Linux user btw 😅😂

[@kskroyaltech]

Oops I am sorry for frustrating you.

[@KrishJhawalta]

@@kskroyaltech bro i struggle a lot to install this😜, arch linux kde is very smooth like butter 🧈 it beats macos in smoothness

[@scare4ycat]

Now how to remove windows 11 ?

[@kskroyaltech]

Did u watch the end part of the video ?

[@scare4ycat]

@@kskroyaltech yeah but you were removing arch there

[@arunpv1589]

Doe this support secure boot

[@kskroyaltech]

NOPE. Arch Doesn't support secure boot you have to disable it.

[@_adryanrr]

obrigado!

[@Unad777]

bro what I did is create the partitions in windows as fat32 for boot and ext4 for the root. so when I boot to arh install I just straight forward did manual partition and just assign mount point to each partitions. and the other is just standar. I install and booted. no complicated things as u did in the video. and for the grub I just did the previous video which is the last configuration for grub in this video after booting. so what I wanna know, What I'm doing is fine or I need to do something? but the arch runs okay

[@kskroyaltech]

There are so many way you can do that. As long as your installation works fine no issues. Also, I suggest you don't touch the Windows EFI Partition at any Cost especially with Arch Linux.

[@Unad777]

so it's all good right? yeah I never want to touch anything :D I just do it as you did in the video@@kskroyaltech

[@luisvigurialuza4962]

Will this tutorial work if I'm already dual booting Ubuntu and W11 via GRUB? They are on separate drives

[@AngelGarcia-wn2tl]

yes, with the script you can use any drive, I used an empty nvme to install Arch I didnt partition manually I let the script do the job

[@luisvigurialuza4962]

@@AngelGarcia-wn2tlso you only selected the empty drive and let the script run (which I'm guessing used default values for each partition), kind of like Ubuntu? That's good news, I also have a free m.2 slot I want to use for an OS. Thanks

[@kskroyaltech]

If you have a free M2 slot you can simply use that Drive and run ArchInstall script to automate everything no need to create any partitions. See this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m16XioKvotSmgNE

[@luisvigurialuza4962]

@@kskroyaltech Well I watched this other video and pretty much everything went smoothly. The only caviats from me would be to make sure you select X11 instead of wayland, which leaves me on a black screen with the cursor floating for some reason (I'll dig into this later); and to set the boot order to Arch first. Ubuntu's GRUB does not list Arch even though I updated its config. Arch's GRUB however does list both Ubuntu And Windows. Overall both are great tutorials man. I am very grateful!

[@KakashiHatake-xk9to]

Hello bro can you give a tutorial of aylur dotfiles hyprland

[@kskroyaltech]

Bro I tested his dotfiles for some reason I am stuck with dependencies issues.

[@Tubers93-m3d]

Get flash arch real

[@ramonfox679]

*Promo sm* 😄

[@slyjain]

I can’t connect to wifi

[@slyjain]

It is not showing any option for Wi-Fi 15:20

[@PedroVieira-nj8xq]

grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg doesnt recognize windows 11

[@kskroyaltech]

this has to be done after post install inside arch linux ?

[@LL-cz5ql]

you saved me with the partition info. thank you so much

[@Axolotl-dx7kz]

Now, I can say “ I use arch, btw 😎”

[@DCtrue-v1]

7:44 why i cant find any efi system

[@5GIlYsq2fmZYv8pIAnR2b6jiu]

Thank you, it is a major pain in the ass to boot with UEFI , this video helped a lot. I am glad to use arch install this time, I did this all manually before and kept having to restart every time

[@kskroyaltech]

Awesome..

[@deeppawan9214]

Help...i am getting two errors...1)Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/nvme0n1p8 , and 2)failed to mount '/dev/nvme0n1p8 on real root , was there a problem from my side during installation?

[@giannimigliori1164]

great video, i was very overwhelmed by all of the other tutorials, but this one was easy to follow and well-paced.

[@thexselimyn]

If you’re experiencing sound issues on your Arch Linux system, especially with Intel-based sound cards, installing the sof-firmware package might resolve the problem. This package provides the necessary software and firmware for Intel sound devices.

[@kskroyaltech]

Thanks for helping the community. I appreciate that.

[@thexselimyn]

Np​@@kskroyaltech

[@manish_8484]

at the end of archinstall while pressing install it says "boot partition not found", but in the disk configuration its showing the boot partition of 1G as said, whats the problem? i used balena etcher instead of rufus, is it the problem?

[@StanleyRBLX]

same, i think its a problem with the recent update with arch(and i did use rufus)

[@StanleyRBLX]

just wait for a updated tutorial

[@kskroyaltech]

It works , Once ArchInstall is done installing arch linux a prompt to perform post installation will appear choose YEs to enter into CHROOT and install grub manually.

[@StanleyRBLX]

@@kskroyaltech no it litterally dosent let you install, i already figured it out by doing it manually so im pretty sure it was a problem with archinstall, thanks for the tutorial though

[@manish_8484]

@@kskroyaltech it doesn't even let you select install option at the end of archinstall script to start the installation which you have shown in the video at 12:50 , i have seen some people commenting the same :(

[@youmnaelzany6485]

Thank you for the video, but I really need your help, I have two problems first when I choose the windows 10 version when I boot the laptop it tells me that I have to locate the windows version. and the second problem I used a hard drive as flash USB with a lot of data on it and I put the ubuntu version on it as you ssaied but I lost all the data ante it can't read on another windows laptop. what I can do now ? Any help please

[@reck_px15]

When you burn your flashdrive or harddrive with any iso it warns you that you will lose all your data. Now there's no way you can get that, and about the part where your laptop can't read it , you have to go to diskpart select that disk and use delete override something like this then you have to create new simple vol and your pc will recognise that however your data won't be back

[@ryanlion013]

GOAT

[@VincentJenks]

Appreciate the video, very well done. Unfortunately, it failed miserably on my Lenovo Legion 9...probably due to the raid config. Couldn't find the partitions.

[@bajiNdoel]

I'm struggle with disk configuration on archinstall and need the easy one, using cfdisk is the quick way. Many thank's to solve mu problem

[@kemranannekov4619]

You are my hero, thank you

[@kskroyaltech]

Thank you so much

[@mendiantjulith4211]

Cool tuto

[@dominickschustereitdelaros782]

So good Tutorial, especially for beginners. Had some issues because my C: drive was secured with BitLocker, but now everything is smoothly. Thank u so mutch

[@bockych5692]

Thank you very much bro, I successfully installed Linux on my external hard disk

[@Xdey91]

Why i can't find EFI system ? T-T

[@br-zilian]

yea, installation with 15-30KBps😢😂

[@dodgeclub7162]

Guys, dont know why, but in arch2024.05.01 and arch2024.04.01 archinstall script breaks when you update it. Tried without updating and it works.

[@kskroyaltech]

Also don't use Optional repositories.

[@Arabian100]

My greetings from saudia arabia ❤❤❤

[@pabloignaciomancilla1628]

Great video and very easy to follow. Thanks for making it!

[@avalagum7957]

I'll try this when I have a new laptop in 2 weeks. Hopefully that laptop's wireless card is supported by Linux.

[@theTieDieFoxy]

Thanks, this is so cool im usually a window ps user but took me like a few hours to do it from today and yesterday

[@benb-lc8le]

I cant shrink the volume to 40 + GB. I can only domit to 8MB

[@oky20012001]

After arch installation and reboot, there was no grup loader screen but a blue MS screen asking me to recover bitlocker key. After some googling, I noticed that in my windows 11, bitlocker encryption was enabled somehow. Anyway, I found my bitlocker key in online ms account, I could login Win11 and delete partitions as you described, that was a failure story I guess :)

[@kskroyaltech]

OH My God. Bit locker is an enemy to linux.

[@quactalk8597]

Once removing arch linux. Can i reinstall the same way? I forgot to at my fav desktop environment hyprland and i cant figure it out how to solve it.

[@kskroyaltech]

Yes why not.