Parallel installation Kali Linux and Windows can be quite helpful. However, you need to be cautious during the setup process. First, make sure you back up any important data on your Windows installation. Because you will modify the hard drive, please store this backup on external devices. When you have finished backing up data, we recommend reading the article How to install Kali Linux on your computer - including explaining the processes for basic Kali installation.
In the following example, we will install Kali Linux and Windows 7 in parallel, currently occupying 100% of the disk space in the computer. We will start by changing the current Windows partition size to take up less space and then proceed to install Kali Linux in the newly created empty partition.
Download Kali Linux and burn ISO to DVD, or prepare a USB Kali Linux Live as the installation medium. If your computer does not have a DVD drive or USB port, check out Kali Linux installation online. Make sure you have the following:
Prepare for installation
Dual boot installation procedure - dual boot
1. To start the installation, start with the installation media you selected. You will be greeted with Kali boot screen. Choose Live , and you should boot into Kali Linux's default desktop.
2. Now, launch the generated program. We will use gparted to shrink existing Windows partitions to make room for parallel installation of Kali Linux and Windows.
3. Select your Windows partition. Depending on your system, it will usually be the second partition - larger partition. In this example, there are two partitions; The first is the System Recovery partition - System Restore and Windows are installed in / dev / sda2 . Resize your Windows partition and leave enough space (at least 20 GB) for Kali installation.
4. Once you have resized the Windows partition, make sure you select " Apply All Operations " on the hard drive. Exit gparted and restart.
Procedures for installing Kali Linux
1. The installation procedure from this point on is similar to installing Kali Linux onto the hard drive on the computer until the partition, where you need to select ' Guided - use the largest continuous free space ' that you created. previously with gparted.
2. After installation is complete, restart. You will be greeted with a GRUB boot menu, which allows you to boot into Kali or Windows.
Parallel installation of Kali Linux and Windows is now complete. It's time to customize your system.
Good luck!
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