Dual Boot Fedora and Windows 11 | Manual Partitioning (Pre1a)

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Want to install Fedora alongside Windows 11? In this step-by-step guide, I’ll show you how to dual-boot Fedora with Windows, manually create partitions, and set up your system for smooth performance. Whether you're exploring Linux for bioinformatics, development, or general use, this tutorial will make the process easy to follow!

What you’ll learn:
- How to download and create a bootable USB for Fedora
- How to make space for Linux OS and configure partitions manually
- How to install Fedora while keeping Windows 11 intact
- How to remove Fedora safely if needed

By the end of this video, you’ll have Fedora up and running on your system with a dual-boot setup. If you're new to Linux, this is a great way to get started!

Stay tuned for the next video, where we’ll configure and customize Fedora for the best performance!

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00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - C1: Making a Bootable USB Drive
02:30 - Making free space on disk
03:05 - C2: Dual Booting
04:20 - Manual partitioning
06:10 - GRUB Boot loader
06:55 - C3: Restoring USB Drive
07:55 - Removing Fedora (OPTIONAL)

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[yohacodes]

Bro. This is amazing thank you so much. And do recommendations and usage video people will come to fedora it's really fast so good 👍👍👍

[spaia]

You did not show the flags to set for each single partition created

[SakthivelSethumadavan]

Why can't we have a separate efi partition for fedora? Sometimes windows updates / upgrades rewrite the efi partition.