How to Install Manjaro on a Dual-boot with Windows

In this video, I show you how to install Manjaro on a dual-boot with Windows.

Disclaimer: While the odds are extremely low, there is a very small chance that resizing partitions (to set up the dual-boot configuration) will cause data loss. Because of this, it's a good idea to make a backup of your data beforehand. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DATA LOSS THAT MAY OCCUR BY FOLLOWING THIS GUIDE!

Prerequisites:
1. A computer (obviously)
2. An External Drive (4 GB or larger)

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This video is part of a series entitled "A Guide to Switching to Linux | Manjaro Edition". The purpose of this series is to make it easier for a Windows user to migrate to Linux (or in the case of this guide, Manjaro specifically) by going over what Manjaro is, how to install it, how to use it, and what to expect in your journey of switching from Windows to Linux, and kind of get you "jumpstarted" on Manjaro.

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[sirsuse]

I've tried dual booting Manjaro with Windows many times. Works good until a Manjaro update breaks it. It could just be because my laptop has dual graphics (intel/NVidia).

It's not so much that it breaks the dual boot, but it is usually the NVidia drivers that break making it impossible to boot either OS. I don't have this issue with linux Mint. 🤔

[chokoranbo]

I need to know how to make the same installation. I want to make dual boot with 2 m.2 (one for Windows and one for Manjaro). I have the following doubts:
1. My PC has dual graphics (5600G Radeon Integrated Graphics and a Discrete Graphics Card, a NVIDIA RTX 3050).
2. How do I install GNU GRUB?
3. Should I need to update Windows?
4. I only use my PC for design, gaming and programming. I use Clip Studio, which is only available on Windows. This is the reason for making the dual boot.

I hope you help me soon, thank you.

[marcg]

mate- what you are showing is trivial !!!! However, most Windows installations do not allow changing the size of its partition....