Dual boot issues

It is impossible to say what is going wrong with your installation without a single detail describing your current process.

I guess the main things that come immediately to mind would be:

  • Install Windows first because both systems will need to share the EFI partition. I’ve never had a problem doing this with Linux but I have heard Windows will sometimes wreck the contents of an existing EFI partition during installation.
  • If you can, avoid legacy boot. Best to disable it completely in the BIOS menu if possible.
  • Secure boot must be disabled.

There are tons of threads in the forum about this topic. If you get stumped, read through a few of those and see what other people have done to get it to work.

This might be a good place to start:

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