How To Install Arch Linux | Dual Boot Windows | GRUB | UEFI

Install Arch Linux in a dual boot setup with Windows.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction
00:58 Download Arch Linux and Rufus
01:30 Writing Arch Linux ISO to USB Drive
01:55 Shrinking C: Drive
02:17 Booting Arch Linux Media
03:07 Creating Partitions
03:58 Archinstall
06:34 Chroot Post-Installation
07:33 Adding Windows to GRUB

Thank you for watching.

[nik--ss]

The tutorials you make are fantastic. Great pacing, enough info to understand what's happening without over-complicating it, and you can blindly follow each step without anything getting all fucked up. Good stuff man, appreciate ya 🙏

[RakaShar]

No fuss, straight to the point. Thank you!

[ShrinathKuppa]

Very helpful, thank you. The only thing you can probably add is that windows time changes after you install Linux. Windows goes to hardware clock whereas Linux understands timezone setting.

[phaergus]

Great video, was having a few issues with /boot and GRUB. This made things work like a charm

[Tuxcz]

I thought I look something like this up before installing arch. Great video, thank you.

[ohhim.]

God i tried so many tutorials before this and this LITERALLY was the only one that saved me, it was a little fast at times i felt like i was speedrunning a dualboot but god did it work like a charm

[tostapane_scassato]

Best tutorial I've found, easy to follow and very precise, love it

[youssef]

Thanks you very much for the post installation of arch to dual boot with windows 11.

[kyoshi_yamamoto]

Thank you very much for this video☺! Hello from Russia👋

[nikoschaitas]

Arch's documentation says that a separate EFI partition shouldn't be created because it may prevent Windows from booting though.

[KevinNitro]

You said you make another EFI Partition for Arch. Is that if I choose Windows Boot Manager from grub, it will boot to Windows partion, and it will not do anything with Windows's EFI partition right?

Also I wonder if the Windows gets updates, will it modify any of those EFI partions?

Thank you.

[leandro-dsvn]

Thank you so much! Btw if anyone is having problems with os-prober detecting the Windows EFI partition this fixed it for me:

Apparently, grub-mount needs fuse3 as an optional dependency as it contains a shared library ‘linfuse3.so.3’. Without grub-mount working properly, os-prober doesn’t work.

So, install fuse3 with ‘sudo pacman -Sy fuse3’ and attempt to mount either with os-prober or manually.

[FixationwithCarnage]

thank for this video! saved me a worlds worth of time!

[benb-lcle]

I have a problem with shrinking the volume. I cannot shrink it beyond 8MB.Pls help.

[BlakeRGardner]

your video was a big help, thank you.

[srfahim]

that was great video.... i did and so much enjoyed easy way to got 2os

[LorenzoBettini]

All these problems are due to archinstall (a small disaster as an installer) cannot yet handle/boot/efi as a mount point

[XoumaPrime]

Can someone explain me how to reboot into the usb drive please (at 2:25)

[eepcheep]

wouldn't let me set the first partition's last sector as 1 gb

"Value out of range."

[raphael-as]

Nano etc/default/grub dont existe help me plss