How to dual boot Elementary OS and Windows 10 / 11 ? | Step By Step |

[@Wythaneye]

Very nice video, and very easy to follow. It should be noted that this video assumes legacy BIOS booting and using MBR. If you're using UEFI and GPT, as many modern computers do, you'll need to also create a /boot/efi partition.

[@Onurr2757]

hello bro can I ask something

[@djronancoficial]

Mine not working, are asking for at least a /Edi/boot , swap and root partirion

[@Wythaneye]

This video demonstrates using Legacy BIOS and MBR. If you're using UEFI and GPT, as I am, there's additional steps. First, create a small partition (1GB or so) as ext4. Then create the / partition, and if desired, a swap partition. Swap is not mandatory. When you get back to the installer screen after making partition changes, there is an option to use the 1GB partition as /boot/efi. Once you have selected this partition as /boot/efi, and then selected the root and (optionally) swap, you'll be allowed to continue install.

[@jasper2118]

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[@MazilKhatib-o4b]

How to create home, root and swap during installation?

[@ShamimAhmedLaskar-o7k]

Will try now.

[@spirtpray]

What about Wifi it seems not to work i have done what you were showing.

[@Wythaneye]

Wifi should work out of the box. However, I noted an issue where wifi didn't work in the initial setup screen. Once I completed the initial setup (by skipping it), and logging into the desktop, then wifi worked fine for me.

[@juangerardogutierrezbravo7319]

Thanks!