A systems technician is preparing a workstation for a dual-boot configuration featuring both Windows 11 and a desktop Linux distribution on a single physical drive. Which TWO of the following procedures should the technician implement to ensure both operating systems install cleanly and boot correctly?
- Install the Windows operating system prior to installing the Linux operating system.Cevap
- Create unallocated disk space or shrink existing partitions prior to starting the secondary OS installation.Cevap
- CPerform an in-place architecture upgrade from a 32-bit Windows environment directly into a 64-bit Linux distribution.
- DExecute the sfc /scannow /f command in Windows to repartition the drive dynamically for multiboot setup.
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The correct procedures are installing the Windows operating system prior to Linux, and ensuring unallocated space or dedicated partitions are created before installing the secondary operating system.
When configuring a dual-boot system, installing Windows first prevents the Windows installer from overwriting non-Windows boot managers. Additionally, preparing unallocated disk space or dedicated partitions before running the secondary installer ensures both operating systems reside on valid, isolated file systems.
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Multiboot Installation Requirements and Partition Management