How to install Kali Linux with Windows 10 (Laptop & PC) Dual Boot- Dual Thank you all! Today, I will show you the easiest way to install Kali Linux on your Windows PC. An experienced user developed this method. For more information please visit the PC Information Org.

Ingredients:

• From 4 to 16 GB.
• Windows computer.
• Network (Wi-Fi and LAN).

Step 1: Restart Linux to Kali

First, we need to create a Linux image of Kali. Go to the Kali website and scroll down to the “Upload Images” button. Choose the best option based on your project:

• 64-page document: This is a 64-page document.
• Page 32: This is the 32-page document.
• Silicon: for Mac (always ARM64).

Here are four ways:

1. Installation: The Kali Linux installation file, which is popular because it contains many packages in a single installation file, provides a fast and stable installation.
2. Weekly: Beta package with some untested features. It didn’t help because it wasn’t easy.
3. Advanced: Only for 64-bit operating systems. All tools are included, giving you a very large file. It’s not worth it because it will fill up your workspace with tools you can’t use.
4. Network Server: This is where the objects are not stored in a downloadable file but can be accessed during the download.

Step 2: Insert a Bootable USB Drive

After downloading the ISO file, you need to transfer it to a USB drive. The best tool is Rufus. Download Rufus here and choose your favorite.

1. Death to act as a teacher.
2. Select USB from the “Device” menu.
3. Under “Boot Options,” click “CHOOSE” and select the Kali image file.
4. Do not change the connector because it is not an existing Kali USB device.
5. On the format screen, you will have two options: MBR and GPT.

To know what to use:

• Press Windows + R to open the Run dialog box. Enter MSI32 and click Print.
• On the right side, select “BIOS Mode”. If the PC has a BIOS, it will show Legacy. If it works in UEFI, it will show UEFI.

UEFI: Select MBR in “Target system” and choose BIOS or UEFI. Legacy: Select GPT and UEFI (not CSM).

6. The file must be FAT32. Click “Start” to start the program.
7. When asked whether to use ISO or DD mode for recording, select ISO. If you have problems during installation, start DD mode.

Method 3: Update Your Computer to Install

1. Open the Run dialog by pressing Windows + R, and type diskmgmt.msc, then type “C:” in “disk 0” in the drop-down menu. Click the “Search” button to create a Kali Linux site. I recommend 20 GB; I used 100GB of my 500GB SSD. Make sure you allocate at least 10 GB. Press Enter once you have selected the desired mode.
2. Stop at the starting point:

• Open the Windows Start menu, find “Power Options” and select it.
• Scroll to the bottom left and select “Edit Power Button Features” or “Edit Cover Features” for laptops.
• Click on “Change current site” when it appears, then switch to “Start now”.

Method 4: Start with the USB Stick

1. Turn off your computer, plug in the USB drive, and turn it on.
2. When the Linux installation menu appears, continue with the installation. If Windows starts successfully, try:

• Turn on the device, remove the USB drive, and reconnect it.
• If the problem persists, enter the BIOS with the appropriate key (usually F2, F12, or Del) when you start your computer.
• In the BIOS, first set the Boot priority to boot from USB. Save the settings and go

 Install Kali Linux

1. In the Settings menu, select “Image Loading.” If you are experiencing GPU issues, also select “Loading” to load images.
2. Follow the prompts to select language, Wi-Fi, region, and keyboard settings.
3. Create Network: When you are ready to authenticate the device, select YES.
4. Client Name and Group: Enter a name for the client (such as “home”) and leave the group blank.
5. User Information: Create a user account using your name.

 Remove the Disc

1. Disk Location Information: Select the “Manual” tab.
2. For example:

• Use this generous amount of “FREE SPACE” to create a new folder.
• Most of the free space is first allocated (/), leaving 10 GB for additional folders. Change the name to /.
• Get free boot space and give it 5GB.
• Make the last copy of the edit area and paste the others. The setting value should match your tire.

 Install the System Using GRUB

1. Finish the simulation: Save the changes to disk and continue.
2. If you receive an error message from the GRUB container:

• Press the “ESC” button repeatedly to display.
• Select “Install GRUB software now after disk”.
• Select a tool and use it.

3. After installing GRUB, proceed to install the systems and software.
4. Choose software and environment: For best performance, choose your desktop (Xfce). The gnome is real, but beautiful.

Finally: Innovation and Quality

1. Install Follow the instructions to complete the process.
2. Once installed, download Kali Linux and run the following.
3. Dual Installation: Make sure that both Windows and Kali Linux are installed in the GRUB directory.

• And it is written! Get Kali Linux installed on your PC with Windows 10 or 11. If you encounter any problems, you can contact @alternativehacker on Telegram or Instagram. I’ll respond within the hour and be happy to help you love the new pair you just put on your bike!

More Tips and Troubleshooting

Problem Solving:

1. Check the BIOS settings: Make sure the boot is set correctly.
2. Safe Boot: If this is the problem, remove the boot from the BIOS.
3. CSM Note: Use the emergency support module if necessary.

Save Disk Space:

1. External storage: Use an external hard drive or SSD to store data.
2. Cloud Storage: Use cloud storage for the rest of your documents.

The Work is Going On:

1. Regular Updates: Keep Kali Linux updated with the latest versions and patches.
2. Set SWAP Size: Be sure to set the SWAP size based on your system performance and available RAM.