The dual-boot relationship is not without its friction. One common hurdle is the discrepancy in how Windows and Linux handle the hardware clock—Windows typically uses Local Time, while Linux prefers UTC. MX Linux offers simple "MX Tools" to toggle this setting, ensuring the system time doesn't jump back and forth when switching OSs.
Now that you have prepared the drive, it is time to install MX Linux. mx linux dual boot
MX Linux typically requires at least 20 GB of disk space (minimum 8.5 GB), though 40 GB or more is recommended for a comfortable experience. 2. Creating the Bootable Media The dual-boot relationship is not without its friction
Windows Fast Startup is still enabled (or Windows was hibernated). Fix: Boot into Windows. Disable Fast Startup (as in Part 1.3). Also, open Command Prompt as Admin and run: Now that you have prepared the drive, it