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Dual booting?

Juganog
By Juganog
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Hi, i was planning on dual booting both windows and linux on my pc and without having to play around with partitions on my SSD where Windows is.

 

I was wondering if i was to instal linux on another SSD if it would still ask which operating system i want to boot on startup or would i have to change the boot order in the BIOS?

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You can install Linux on another HDD, SSD or flash drive to dual boot without messing with the bootloader and partitions.

and it will give me the option to choose when i startup?

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