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And it doesn't unmount partitions when you shut down so if you use Windows one day and Linux the next you have to boot up Windows first and then reboot into Lin
by c21h30o2 5y ago
And it doesn't unmount partitions when you shut down so if you use Windows one day and Linux the next you have to boot up Windows first and then reboot into Linux so that Windows will unmount its partitions, otherwise Linux can't mount them.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoOh yeah good point. I forgot about that. Linux updates also wreck bitlocker if the windows partition is on the same drive (which I have to use for work) so I left the whole dualboot thing behind.