Baz
October 9, 2017, 5:31am
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1: Install windows on nvme, when it’s done shut it down from the cmd (it just hibernates by default) 2: Install linux (Mint is good to starter option) on the ssd & make the ssd the first boot option from the bios/uefi. Replug all the drives if you unplugged any (shouldn’t even be necessary, but better to be safe I guess). Boot to linux and update grub (the bootloader), it will add windows to the list. There’s no need to edit bios settings and change any hard drives on boot. If you installed Mint you can update the grub settings from the terminal Easy-peasy, some people are making it sound more complicated than it in reality is.
If you go with debian or ubuntu the same commad applies, for fedora (assuming an efi install, legacy is kinda outdated anyway) you can update grub with
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