It seems like even after you remove the Windows drive(given that you're dual booting on different physical drives) the start up menu of it still says even if you can't acess it because you don't have the system itself. Does that means the Linux system is compromised even if encrypted or that will happen after you log in?

>>105808504 (OP)
You need to always boot from the Linux drive or am I wrong

>>105808504 (OP)
If you want to switch between operating systems, why don't you just buy more computers?

>>105808504 (OP)
>what is uefi
>what are nvram variables

>>105808882
I invested 5k € in my pc, I dont have that money lying around for another

>>105808918
nigga what are you doing

>>105808504 (OP)
for one the system date gets fucked when booting back in Windows after Linux

>>105808918
Restart it and install winsows first and whatever second. Windows second fucks the boot loader. If that’s even your problem, I can hardly comprehend the issue

>>105808918
if you invested that much Brussels globohomo beggar currency, surely you won't have to deal with obsolete hardware (and by extension installing Linux) for the rest of the decade if not longer.

>>105808504 (OP)
>the start up menu of it still says even if you can't acess it because you don't have the system itself.

what the fuck are you typing you ESL nigger

>>105808918
Your money is already wasted. If you don't understand how computers fundamentally work you probably shouldn't pour such an amount in to buying one. Retard.

>>105809198
Meant to say stays of says.

>>105808504 (OP)
Install both on separate drives independently from one another. Then disable whatever HDD you don't need in bios.

Works much better than bugged grub that will inevitably glitch and boot nothing at all

>>105808918
the fuck did you buy?

>>105808504 (OP)
This is due to the “secure boot” process, where the hardware is tied to you through transactions,
The os is tied to the hardware, and the apps are tied to the os (and now services).

They’re becoming phones.
Always stea… I mean buy used equipment.
Hide mac addresses.

>>105808504 (OP)
That sounds like you installed linux while your windows drive was connected, adding the windows boot into grub

>>105809970
No. I first installed the Linux distribution, then connected another hard drive and installed Windows on it.

you can run linux inside windows for a while now. there's no point to dual booting different drives or partitions. this isnt virtual machines, im talking actual linux on windows.

If there's only a drive where both are installed, sometimes Windows Update likes to reset the UEFI partition used to start the boot process of both OSes so you won't be able to boot into Linux until you regenerate the stubs on the Windows side or through a liveCD. Many people choose to install both OSes in separate drives and use the BIOS/UEFI control center to choose from which one to boot instead. That mostly works, if you use one of them much more than the other. If that's not your case, virtualization is your only hope. Use WSL, pray that VirtIO API someday finally allows real hardware acceleration on Windows guests (if Nvidea and AMD get their shit together) or buy another GPU for passthrough.

>>105810151
You probably can fix this easily, by just configuring your BIOS/UEFI to boot from the drive that Linux is installed on, then reset Grub's configuration. When you need to use Windows, change the boot order again.

>>105812117
>>105812146
I'm sorry if my post was not clear enough but my problem is that Windows could compromise the Linux system. As we know Microsoft wants to have complete control over their users so they probably have a way of doing it or maybe even an individual hacker itself could do it for personal reasons.

>>105808504 (OP)
It stays because you haven't replaced the bootloader.

>>105808504 (OP)
If the drive is plugged in, any elevated windows process can mount volumes on it and access it. If the linux volume is encrypted then windows cannot write anything meaningful to it. It can always destroy the data though

>>105809861
https://brparadox.com/product/paradox-customs-lian-li-o11-vision-compact-prebuilt-i-s-tier/

>>105812563
But what if you log into the encrypted system?

>>105808928
>he system date gets fucked
That's because Linux uses UTC and Windows uses the local time zone when writing the time to the system clock. It's annoying but there are tons of work arounds, both on Windows and on Linux so you'll have the correct time on both.

>>105808928
You can just set either os to use utc or local time

ahahah op illiterate dog, just swap drives and connect the one that belongs to the OS you are booting, are you too afraid of opening the case and just disconnect a sata cable or remove a simple ssd from a slot?

>>105808504 (OP)
use the grub bootloader and you can select the windows boot manager from there. mine defaults to arch after the countdown.

>>105808504 (OP)
when you dual boot unplug the linux drive. install windows first. then plug in the linux drive and unplug windows install linux. mount the windows drive and run os prober. then boot from the linux drive. Turn off secure boot or setup grub to work with it. linux should be the default os in the grub menu.

>>105809364
>Meant to say stays of says.
kys

>>105813383
>>105813668
>>105813725
I'm sorry but this is not what I asked.

>>105808504 (OP)
means you were a retard and installed the bootloader to the wrong drive

>>105812565
Genuinely why

>>105814895
How?

>>105812565
>5k
>5080
???

>>105809198
kek

>>105816448
Strange how some people could understand me perfectly fine yet the projecting one couldn't?

>>105809838
This is the final dual boot redpill. I have 2 nvmes on my laptop running windows and mint for years.

>>105808504 (OP)
Every proprietary piece of software compromises your security. Defer from using proprietary software, install Gentoo.

>>105808504 (OP)
yes, it creates mustard gas

>>105812565
>prebuilt
smartest /g/tard

>>105808504 (OP)
no. just be sure to set windows to use UTC to prevent system clock being fucked with

>>105819868
How can I be sure about that?

>>105820705
chris titus winutil has a setting for that

it's documented here
https://winutil.christitus.com/dev/tweaks/z--advanced-tweaks---caution/utc/

>>105812565
Lol, you would have saved 1500 to 2000 € if you built it yourself, enough to replace that 5080 for a 5090.

>>105821173
Yeah, the only thing worse is custom systems.