Dual Boot
Dual Boot
Absolutely, that sounds perfect but a bit slow when you need it. Would you like a more streamlined option? Grub is great for long-term use.
I discussed this dual boot issue with the technician team. They explained that a Windows 10 laptop with a specific license can't support dual boot because the operating system license wouldn't allow it. Although we can technically dual boot, later problems might arise with Wi-Fi, video cards, or display issues. I think we should consider using VMware as a solution, which would set up virtual environments instead. Sorry for the unclear English, but I hope this clarifies what I meant.
What's going on? He isn't worthy of being a technician since VMWare can handle it fully, and dual boot is the better option.
Follow the steps on the provided links to set up a dual boot system.
On the 6 steps, it explains restarting your computer and using Ubuntu, or installing it via Rufus. After restarting, you don’t need to follow extra steps—just launch Ubuntu normally.
Navigate to Settings > Update & Security > Recovery > Advanced Setup > Restart now. Pause for a moment then choose Use a Device, pick your USB drive and it will restart to Ubuntu.