How To Dual Boot Arch Linux and Windows 11

[@wedneymoyses]

You gained a faithful subscriber. The only tutorial that actually worked and not only that, it helped me understand my problem, thank you mate, keep up the excellent work!

[@KMDTech]

That's great to hear, thank you!

[@RuneDShyznit]

Hey, thanks for this. Ive been wanting to get a bare metal install of arch going, but didnt want to give up windows just yet. Your video worked perfectly.

[@some_german_girl]

thank you so much! im very new to linux but wanted to install arch and this video helped me soooooo much! i would recommend this video to anyone who is also new to installing it since it is so well explained (at least for me) and i got into 0 errors (apart from a typo of myself) whilst doing this! i looked through many tutorials to find this one and its very very up to date too thanks again :D

[@64Rosso]

Well done! It's nice to know that, even with a bit of work, archinstall can be used for dual boot too. 🙂 From now on you have another follower!

[@KMDTech]

Thank you!

[@SpudNuggetTV]

Note that if you want to play things safe, use a free disk partitioning software, like mini tool portion wizard. That allows you to move all of your windows related portions to the left, that way Arch Linux (or any other OS) isn’t mixed in between your windows partitions. This isn’t fool proof in preventing a dual boot from breaking in the future but it can help!

[@VZR_]

I like using a gparted live boot to setup partitions :)

[@Brice31]

It says unrecognized command when I add the Windows 11 entry

[@alfonse6712]

that was perfect, thank you so much!

[@bakieral]

I know fdisk makes partitioning in sequence but i will keep using cfdisk to be sure which part i am formatting (: And no wonder for dual boot people prefer Grub instead of systemd-boot. For single system systemd is simpler and faster but for dual boot i prefer grub. It is much easier to config it. But thanks for cool guide and at arch forums they only send you to wiki page to read all of it and they say youtube videos are out dated and wrong. 9 out of 10 i find my solutions at youtube and 1 time i find it at arch wiki even tough i read them carefully because they write wiki like a dictionary not like a guide.

[@Tetroner]

problem with grub is i am always having a hard time to set secure boot. i tried various tutorials on sbctl but i am always getting secure boot enabled error when booting into grub

[@CioAyron]

In UEFI shell, my PART UUID is on BLK3, which doesn’t have an Alias. What do I do?!

[@matin7814]

Hi there. I installed the Arch Linux beside my windows 10 by this tutorial. now my windows 10 wants BitLocker recovery key to start. can anyone help me to refuse to enter this 48-digit exhausting key?

[@bigpleasentludationic4671]

Did the same but efi shell entry is missing from the boot menu after reboot, what is the problem?

[@caioalves8455]

same here, didn't find a solution yet, did you?

[@junk06]

During the last part where I'm booting into windows, the shell says "EFI\Microsoft\Boot\Bootmgfw.efi is not a recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or script file". I am running windows 10 if that has something to do with it, but from some very quick research it seems like its maybe? a problem with systemd-boot. Do you have any idea what could be causing this? (Also, fantastic video! I have been trying to do this for so long and this was THE video I found the very best. Thank you

[@andonisudupe3446]

Hi! Did you manage to fix that issue?

[@WeePhix]

​@andonisudupe3446 the slashes (/) should be changed into backslashes (\). I made this mistake myself and then realised that windows is weird with this

[@olpizl]

I tried it today on a vm with no luck as the installer failed to add the kernel parameters and i wasnt able to boot into arch.. might just get an external ssd, do a backup and then try the real deal as vms have all sorts of quirks that i will never fully understand

[@ProCons-p7r]

sir make video on dual boot of black arch and windows 11

[@datadreamsit8514]

what if /usr/share/edk2-shell and also /boot/loader folders doesn't exist?

[@BasicGuyTalk]

I don’t see any of my disk only the usb disk is available

[@niqtan109]

Hey, thanks for the video! I just ran into an error, any solutions for this? "time synchronization not completing arch linux"

[@matrixplayz7140]

Same did u find out i tried installing 7 times

[@niqtan109]

@@matrixplayz7140 You most likely need to sync your time by setting NTP to false and back to true should do it. Though you should first configure your NTP and uncomment stuff. However, I abandoned the archinstall script and did the manual way

[@matrixplayz7140]

@@niqtan109my install worked after disabling ntp i ran into firmware errors what should i do?

[@shane165]

please my arch is missing after rebooting to windows to delete the iso partition and when I check in uefi boot there is no arch

[@NopKham]

Had bee fixing this whole day, realising the problem is to mark them

[@huzayfasyed5488]

thank u lil bro

[@imxitiz]

For me, secure boot is causing some issue. How do I fix that??

[@iphantomancerxd]

You'll need to turn off secure boot in UEFI/BIOS

[@sildistruttore]

both arch and windows break for me when the system is idle and suspend himself

[@gewdvibes]

Probably need to turn off hibernation on both windows and arch and turn off fast boot

[@jovboi]

BIIIIIG thanks

[@naoeoseixas]

Thank you m8

[@ashishpandey_legend]

This is rubbish nd hard I'm unable to risk my windows laptop bur I badly wanna run arch nd learn but I'm not eager to risk my laptop 😢

[@hossein007]

this usefull 12:32 ❤ and amazing

[@KMDTech]

Thank you!

[@arahmanYT]

ACE!

[@KMDTech]

Thanks!

[@TamarindX]

CRAAAZYY