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Why Not Both? How to Dual Boot Windows 10 and Windows 11 - Vimarsana News

Why Not Both? How to Dual Boot Windows 10 and Windows 11

Want to check out Windows 11 but don’t have a spare PC? You can install Microsoft's latest operating system on your existing Windows 10 machine and switch between them.

Source: pcmag.com
Windows config tool NTLite gets Boot Manager update related to Secure Boot patch, and more - Vimarsana News

Windows config tool NTLite gets Boot Manager update related to Secure Boot patch, and more

Popular Windows configuration tool NTLite received its latest update. The new version brings an updated Windows Boot Manager, which was recently patched against a BlackLotus Secure Boot flaw.

Source: neowin.net
Secure Boot vulnerability causes Patch Tuesday headache for admins - Vimarsana News

Secure Boot vulnerability causes Patch Tuesday headache for admins

Applying the fix for a new security bypass zero-day affecting the Windows Secure Boot feature will be a long process that will drag into 2024, but for good reason, says Microsoft.

How to install Windows on Steam Deck: Dual booting Windows 11 and SteamOS - Vimarsana News

How to install Windows on Steam Deck: Dual booting Windows 11 and SteamOS

Dual boot into Windows 11 from an SD card on your Steam Deck with my straightforward guide and play games otherwise unavailable on SteamOS.

What Is the System Reserved Partition and Can You Delete It? - Vimarsana News

What Is the System Reserved Partition and Can You Delete It?

Windows 10 and Windows 11 create a special “System Reserved” partition when you install them on a clean disk. Windows doesn’t normally assign a drive letter to these partitions, so you’ll only see them when you use Disk Management or a similar utility.