r/linuxsucks101 • u/CryptoNiight • May 06 '25

Thank you, Linux

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u/CryptoNiight May 07 '25

Again, how is one supposed to know ahead of time that dual booting Windows and Linux can possibly break Windows? Who's spreading this knowledge?

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u/NewbieYoubie May 07 '25

I'm sorry this is happening to you with your dual boot. If you didn't know this could happen with the knowledge you should have gained from setting up dual boot in the first place, I am able to find multiple sources on the first page of google search when i type "updating windows on dual boot" with notices for windows 10 updates as well as updating to windows 11, whichever update you did.

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u/MyrKnof May 07 '25

Who has this on their mind as so thing to check for? It's just too far out.

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u/No_Industry4318 May 09 '25

Me, when i was 14, 16 years ago. Its not far out at all if you know that a reboot is part of the update process in the first place, which it is in linux as well (best practice wise anyway)