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Okay, so how do I get into Windows to change that atm?

I said I wasn’t using UEFI for either OSes

I’ve run multiple os-prober and grub-mkconfig commands with no luck. os-prober detects Windows, and during a mkconfig it shows up, but is never in the GRUB boot menu

How do you install GRUB2 for x86-64 without EFI? I have a 64-bit windows 10 install that I’ve installed alongside Arch Linux and I originally installed GRUB for i386-pc so it couldn’t detect Win10. Do I need to reinstall windows for 32-bit, or will x86-64-xen work? (Whatever that is) any and all help appreciated

Alright, thanks everyone. I went -U, and fingers crossed everything goes according to plan!

I'm currently installing Arch Linux on my laptop, and I have a question. I'm using a partition table with MBR, and the only guides I can find other than the official Arch install guide is made using a GPT table. The probem with this is that I need to run genfstab, but I don't know if I should use -L or -U for it. Any and all comments and feedback will be greatly appreciated!

Hey, so I'm trying to torrent something from <redacted by staff>, but none of the .torrent files are working. I tried testing to see if it's just my device with an Arch Linux .iso torrent, but it worked perfectly fine. I'm using Transmission on Windows with ProtonVPN. Has anyone else had a problem with this site? If so, lmk. Any and all help appreciated!

Alright, I’ll take a look

Question 1: Yes, I did. Went to torrent something for a friend through Windows since I didn’t have a GUI set up. Question 2: I’m not sure, where would you find that in the latest version for MSI Click BIOS 5?

Hey, so last night I installed Arch onto an SSD on my computer, and it was working perfectly. The problem is that today when I got home, I fired up my Windows drive for a bit (I have Windows and Arch on seperate drives so that I didn’t destroy anything while partitioning, then tried to go over to Arch, when it said that the SSD I was using for it wasn’t a bootable device despite this working last night. So I booted the Arch install media USB stick that I made and hit “boot existing OS” which made it go into what I assume is an error screen for like 100ms or something and then pop back out. Then I loaded the actual installation media environment and ran fdisk -l to check my partitions, and they were all still there. I am currently begging for support so that I don’t have to go and reinstall the whole OS. Attached image is my fdisk result and the video is me trying to boot into Arch from the install media FullSizeRender.mov

it worked!! tysm!!!

kk, thanks. I'll look again

R3 3200G, 16GB DDR4 RAM, and a 8GB RX 570 factory OC'd

VirtualBox only gave me the 32 bit version as an option even though I'm running a 64 bit CPU & OS. And also there's the problem that idrk where the hardware virtualisation option is in my BIOS (It's MSI touch BIOS I THINK???)

There is no option for it under processor other than enabling PAE/NX and Nested VT-x/AMD-V https://gyazo.com/ef5203123e393e7532a837053836727d