How to dual boot between Windows 11 and Kali Linux - I'll show you all the steps - how to download the ISO, flash a USB drive, create space on your hard drive, configure the BIOS to boot correctly and install Kali Linux - basically all the steps to get Kali installed and working in a few minutes. // Documentation // Dual Booting Kali Linux and Windows: www.kali.org/docs/installation/dual-boot-kali-with-windows/ Dual Booting Kali Linux and MacOS: www.kali.org/docs/installation/dual-boot-kali-with-mac// Install Kali on Mac Hardware: www.kali.org/docs/installation/hard-disk-install-on-mac/ // MENU // 00:00 Intro 00:49 Software Kali 01:29 Software Rufus 01:40 USB setup/install 02:41 Disk management 04:04 Going into the BIOS 05:24 BIOS settings 06:21 Installing Kali 08:27 Error solution 09:00 Installing Kali 09:22 Boot options 09:53 Boot into Windows 10:22 Boot into Kali 10:32 Kali updates 10:58 Kali upgrade and packages 11:56 Outro // David's SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal TH-cam: th-cam.com/users/davidbombal kali linux dual boot windows 11 windows 10 dual boot windows kali linux dual boot kali linux windows 11 laptop Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel! Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.
My biggest problem with dual boots has always been the booting of windows after. It then takes forever to boot to windows and kali respectively. How do I resolve that?
I have done the installation of Kali Linux 3.8gb many times.I know the full process but when it comes to the installation of Kali Linux full(i.e of 11gb) The tools are never fully installed and there are lots of other issues can you please make the video on how to install the full version of Kali
If you have to watch this .... And you're learning from this..... And you didn't know this before..... Dude/Dudette and everyone in between, I'm proud of you. Don't stop checking in on videos like this or actively searching for videos like this.
I'm a widow.. .I've let updating my linux/windows machines slide, but with Windows becoming more an more intrusive, it's time to fill in the holes in my knowledge terrain
As always, great content David. This was one of my first projects a few years ago when I was starting my cyber-security journey. Everything went well until I decided to create a separate partition for other personal files and I ended up corrupting the grub bootloader for my Kali partition, which ended up being a nightmare trying to repair. I was able to fix the grub bootloader and learned alot. My recommendations for anyone with less experience, first backup windows before trying this dual boot process. Second, I recommend doing this on an external hard drive and installing kali all by itself. It's been the best decision I've made. It basically makes it a portable OS that you can just plug in to any computer and boot it right up. There's a million ways to do this, but this was the best choice for me.
Great recommendation to backup windows first. 👍 As for installing to external drive, you're still gonna first have to go into EUFI on any computer you plug into and allow for 'boot from USB', right?
@@scottspa74 Once the external drive is plugged in you can boot from it in a few ways. You can manually choose it from your UEFI drive menu or restart your computer from the Recovery settings and choose EFI usb device. I have noticed that when updating kali it will add the boot entry for you to the windows bootloader which allows you to just select it and it boots right up. I didn't have to mess with any settings on my UEFI either. If that makes any sense
Thanks for this amazing video! If anyone gets an error stating that the disk is not available or is being used by other processes, you can try this: > show advanced format options > remove "quick format". Worked for me, had to wait an hour though.
Thanks a lotttt brother , I was trying 4 days to make this work on my pc and I didn't knew that I need to uncheck these 2 options and I clicked wrong buttons later and I damaged the boot files of my pc and after 2 days I decided to try again and it worked ! Appreciate your work !
Still an extremely helpful tutorial. Thank you so much! As a sidenote, I was installing on a Razer and needed to turn on Nvidia Optimus in the BIOS, otherwise Kali would show a crazy flickering yellow screen. Hope that helps anyone else with that issue!
These particular errors were probably caused by Windows 11 virus protection app(it scans files while Rufus process it), as it treats some of Kali's standard packages as malicious and prevents Rufus from copying it to the USB. So then the installer can't find those files and throws out error message. I've done this recently and then retried creating the new volume with virus protection off and it worked fine with our any errors.
Thanku so much man i have been stuck in the select and install software for a long time and i have serach so many video but didn't get the result but by watching ur video i have successfully installed it
Thank you David for this great content on how to install and operate dual OS . I have been trying to configure installing kali on my laptop which you have covered well on this video. This video perfectly matches my requirements. 😊
I don't understand why so many people do this, you can directly go into Boot Menu and do a one-time boot from a different drive without even going into BIOS and changing the Boot order. On my laptop it's F1 for BIOS & F10 for Boot Menu. I also done this to multiple users since I'm the tech of the family, and every singe Laptop/PC I used has a specified F-key to boot directly into Boot Menu for one-time boot from a different drive. EDIT: For ASUS laptops the key combination to boot directly to the Boot Menu is ESC + Power Button.
I was used to do this with my old laptop having two different SSD's, but that laptop broke a few months ago and bought a new one with only 1 M2 SSD, so I splitter this SSD in two partitions and that's it! Just make sure you set Kali Linux as main boot on the bios as this one contains grub.
hi, I have a question about dual boot system, since you said that you are familiar with. I need to install ubuntu with windows 11, and I released some 160G for this purpose. is this space enough for running some applications like OMNeT++ on my ubuntu OS? BTW, OMNeT++ requires at least 8G memory to work.
another question if you don't mind, I have three partitions on my windows11 C, D, E. So, when I install ubuntu is it automatically takes the unallocated space for installing second OS? @@LofiBeatsRadio
@@nawroza22 nope, you will need to use advanced options and select the correct partition. If not you will be prompted to use entire disk space and you will remove the already existing os.
For many machines, particularly Lenovo laptops, you also have to switch from UEFI to Legacy in the BIOS or the screen will be garbled when attempting to install. Drove me bonkers!
I believe the error happens due to Windows defender quarantining 4 packages while they are being written to the usb. If restored, the error will disappear. 8:59
Here is some notes * Instead of installing kali using a Live boot USB/NVME would be better as Kali is insecure for install, this way you can just use the BIOS boot selector. * As a alternative would be to install normal Debian and install the tools on that install instead. * You can add secure boot to Linux so this is only needed for the install.
I always dual boot since the days of winXP. Earlier I had to use third party boot software like Bootitng.... Etc But now all Linux distros (almost) use grub which is extremely intelligent and modern, it takes all the hassle of dual boot on itself.
For anyone who's partition is not showing in the kali installation menu, Switch from RAID TO AHCI. Fore you do that, make sure you have a usb to reinstall windows after that. I think there's a workaround that lets you change it without reinstalling windows but Idk it maybe David can shed some light on it.
Fantastic video! I watched David over the last couple of years randomly. As an Applications Specialist who wants to move more in the cloud/Networking/Security space.
For people not getting the boot option choice after installation, each laptop should have a key for you to choose which operating system to boot from. for example for my msi laptop my key to select what OS to boot from is F11, from there I can go to kali or windows. Hope this helps
I have a dedicated hard drive for installing Linux. I learned a long time ago to always make sure Linux will be installed on my second hard drive and grub will be installed on my windows drive :)
Great content David ! By the way, is there any kind of hypervisor as light as ESXi , but that could show on the screen at least 2 VMs like Windows and Kali on a 10 year old laptop screen ? Something like a "light proxmox" ? That would be awesome, wouldn't it ?
Thank you very much I have a not so good laptop with no dedicated gpu running windows 11 so it was an idea I had to use a less bloated os and it works better then windows does thank you for helping me your instructions were very clear!
@@jayeshgudaghe3923 theres nothing to elaborate it's a distro for pentesting or "hacking" but you need a video to show you how to dualboot it ??? On top of windows???? Lollll
You posted this vid way too late (for me at least), my PC is already dual booted but still a good and entertaining video to say the least! Keep it going man ❤
it worked i finally have kali linux in my windows 10 and i thought that my laptop lenovo legion y520 wont work in it i cant install windows 11 in it but kali linux yes you can just trust me follow his steps and do not skip it will work i want kali because of the terminal and i want to code that's why i downloaded kali on my computer
I would have liked to see you talk alittle more about the advantages of dual boot as well as some ideas on how to transfer file between the too (from Kali to windows or the other way around) but other then that I need to try this at home
This. I came to find out why you would even want to dual boot in 2023 besides not having enough RAM and CPU to use a VM. I myself run Pop as my base OS and everything else on VM.
@@StevenKell I was looking at this so I would have 100% of the devices resources available when doing things and so I don't get side tracked to play PC games 😁
if you use Etcher instead of Rufus, then there will be no issues with any checked software for Kali. (In my case, of course... At the beginning had the same problem )
I usually make a custom image with the kali install scripts so I get just the things I use. For me most of the time I am just doing CTF stuff and bug bounty stuff so for example I don't really need the forensics stuff like sleuth kit. I'm betting some of your viewers would like to see how that works. Maybe they just want to build a Kali forensics lab or something like that.
Hi David! Thanks for the video! Quick question, why Kali and 9 months later do you still recommend Kali or do you recommend we use a different version of Linux? Cheers!
Ive been out of the tech game so long.... last thing I dual booted was Windows Vista and mac OS, I have never even heard of Kali Linux until today. 😅 I do remember Linux though.
I don’t have the 'use the largest continuous space' option in the partition disks menu, and when I try to partition manually, the partitions are not showing up on my screen. Please, I need help there is just the usb drive !!
Hey David ,I've been trying to find some recent videos of you talking bout ccna specifically in this year,but couldn't find. I've heard there's some changes in the exam itself ,are you maybe going to make a video touching that topic again ? would be appreciated for us who are willing to go back ,are the same books valid ,courses etc,or is there something entirely new ,you know ,just the good old informative video on CCNA in 2023/4 Btw I'm enjoying your podcasts with different people ,especially cybersec stuff,so much fun and so much to learn,keep it up ! thanks for all the effort you put into your content !
I always used dualboot, because for virtual I needed a much "better" computer, which I didn't have until recently when I bought a computer with a better CPU and more RAM, and now I'm researching various linux distributions, as well as other virtual OS....
Hi David, Big fan here! Love your videos- as always they always hit the mark. 🎯 Just got a quick question: is there a smooth way to make a remote machine dual-boot into Windows and Kali Linux? Every time I reboot to switch OS, I lose my remote connection from my Windows 10 machine. Would love to have your insights. Cheers 🙂
Dual boot doesn't mean having 2 OSes on your computer. It means using the same boot partition for both boot loaders...and that's a big no no when it comes to putting a linux distro on with windows. In this case always use a separate boot partition for linux, and, that may not be possible if you are using a legacy system.
Hi David.. should be re-enable secure boot in BIOS and how doing it and not doing it will affect the system hardware, software and security of the computer. I followed your steps and dual booted, it worked fine. I just had to use mini tool partition wizard to shrink my partition volume to make space.
Been using dual boot Windows/Kali laptop for almost a year and I gotta say it's really nice not needing for a chunky usb drive to hang out at the side. I will only add too this that I had some trouble recognizing bootable Kali installer image with Rufus and other alike software on my UEFI Dell laptop and the only bootable software that recognized Installer image was Ventoy software while Kali Live ISO was recognized with Rufus easily for some reason....might help someone installing dual boot on stubborn laptop lol.
I've just tried to install NixOS on my PC and had trouble getting it recognized during boot after successfully booting into the Live ISO and installing it through that... I've used Rufus to put the ISO on a USB drive and I did use the options "GPT + UEFI (non CSM)"... So I might need to give Ventoy a try.
Awesome! Thank you, david! I did this a few years ago to a clunker laptop i keep in my office, but really couldnt remember how. Really needed a concise refresher, like this. About disabling secure boot, though; doesnt that make you vulnerable to kernel level malware? Doesnt secure boot verify (pre-boot) that none of the startup files have been tampered and that signatures and certificates match? (Something like that; i got my sec+ a few months ago and recall reading something like that). Also, is disabling secure boot gonna have an effect (a negative one) on the TPM, which stores and generates various crypto keys and signatures? Thanks so much, again, for this video! 👍🥂💯
I just don't want to disable secure boot as it messes up with my windows and most of the softwares doesn't work with secure boot disabled (including games etc.) Not sure if there is any other way to install kali without disbling it.
How to dual boot between Windows 11 and Kali Linux - I'll show you all the steps - how to download the ISO, flash a USB drive, create space on your hard drive, configure the BIOS to boot correctly and install Kali Linux - basically all the steps to get Kali installed and working in a few minutes.
// Documentation //
Dual Booting Kali Linux and Windows: www.kali.org/docs/installation/dual-boot-kali-with-windows/
Dual Booting Kali Linux and MacOS: www.kali.org/docs/installation/dual-boot-kali-with-mac//
Install Kali on Mac Hardware: www.kali.org/docs/installation/hard-disk-install-on-mac/
// MENU //
00:00 Intro
00:49 Software Kali
01:29 Software Rufus
01:40 USB setup/install
02:41 Disk management
04:04 Going into the BIOS
05:24 BIOS settings
06:21 Installing Kali
08:27 Error solution
09:00 Installing Kali
09:22 Boot options
09:53 Boot into Windows
10:22 Boot into Kali
10:32 Kali updates
10:58 Kali upgrade and packages
11:56 Outro
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Here's a tip to not run into issues while installation. Always select to write image in DD mode for Linux OS.
A dualboot by ChromeOS and Linux would be interesting
My biggest problem with dual boots has always been the booting of windows after. It then takes forever to boot to windows and kali respectively. How do I resolve that?
Why Kali Linux ?
I have done the installation of Kali Linux 3.8gb many times.I know the full process but when it comes to the installation of Kali Linux full(i.e of 11gb) The tools are never fully installed and there are lots of other issues can you please make the video on how to install the full version of Kali
If you have to watch this .... And you're learning from this..... And you didn't know this before..... Dude/Dudette and everyone in between, I'm proud of you. Don't stop checking in on videos like this or actively searching for videos like this.
i applied this and ended up screwing the boot config 😵💫
You sound like a paid bot
I'm a widow.. .I've let updating my linux/windows machines slide, but with Windows becoming more an more intrusive, it's time to fill in the holes in my knowledge terrain
bro you are way better than bob who 200 replies somthin 😂
appreciate you 👍
@@kathleenhensley5951 Giggity
As always, great content David. This was one of my first projects a few years ago when I was starting my cyber-security journey. Everything went well until I decided to create a separate partition for other personal files and I ended up corrupting the grub bootloader for my Kali partition, which ended up being a nightmare trying to repair. I was able to fix the grub bootloader and learned alot. My recommendations for anyone with less experience, first backup windows before trying this dual boot process. Second, I recommend doing this on an external hard drive and installing kali all by itself. It's been the best decision I've made. It basically makes it a portable OS that you can just plug in to any computer and boot it right up. There's a million ways to do this, but this was the best choice for me.
Great recommendation to backup windows first. 👍 As for installing to external drive, you're still gonna first have to go into EUFI on any computer you plug into and allow for 'boot from USB', right?
Vote for external USB drive since in that case bitllocker still can be used
@@scottspa74 Once the external drive is plugged in you can boot from it in a few ways. You can manually choose it from your UEFI drive menu or restart your computer from the Recovery settings and choose EFI usb device. I have noticed that when updating kali it will add the boot entry for you to the windows bootloader which allows you to just select it and it boots right up. I didn't have to mess with any settings on my UEFI either. If that makes any sense
I did this with windows home edition at the time so bitlocker was not an issue. @@pnp346
i think i corrupted my bootloader too, now ive lost my win 11😂
David is the Cyber Tech uncle everyone needs !!!! Thank you for your service
Thanks for this amazing video! If anyone gets an error stating that the disk is not available or is being used by other processes, you can try this: > show advanced format options > remove "quick format". Worked for me, had to wait an hour though.
i am getting the same type of error. what process or where in the process would this be at?
شكراااا اقسم بالله اكثر من ٢٠ مقطع في اليوتيوب بدون اي فائده ،، طلعت الفايده عندك 👍👍👍
اي ولله صح كلامك يا برو😂
بلله سوال لما سوا partition part انا ما طلع عندي المساحه الي سويتلها shrink ليش ؟ ولا هاي المساحه ع الفلاش ؟
You are amazing how you can create concise and understandable content! I’ve been trying to do this for some time now. you made it so easy!
Thank you! Keep practicing and it'll get easier :)
How did u unchecked d top 10 box and default box @@davidbombal
@@davidbombal can I use hibernation and sleep, if I am using dual boot?
Thanks a lotttt brother , I was trying 4 days to make this work on my pc and I didn't knew that I need to uncheck these 2 options and I clicked wrong buttons later and I damaged the boot files of my pc and after 2 days I decided to try again and it worked ! Appreciate your work !
I'm going to go ahead and just add this to my Home Lab Playlist really quick.
Make the playlist public already
100%
Ye and also if u plan to have more than 1 pc im your home lab buy a swich box(its like 30 bucks)
I already did
Still an extremely helpful tutorial. Thank you so much! As a sidenote, I was installing on a Razer and needed to turn on Nvidia Optimus in the BIOS, otherwise Kali would show a crazy flickering yellow screen. Hope that helps anyone else with that issue!
These particular errors were probably caused by Windows 11 virus protection app(it scans files while Rufus process it), as it treats some of Kali's standard packages as malicious and prevents Rufus from copying it to the USB. So then the installer can't find those files and throws out error message.
I've done this recently and then retried creating the new volume with virus protection off and it worked fine with our any errors.
you're right!
Its the same with win10
after installation on can it reactivate the antivirus or it continues the detector?
@@Foufoulefilou you can reactivate the windows defender after flashing the iso file with rufus
Yea you can reactivate it@@Foufoulefilou
Thanku so much man i have been stuck in the select and install software for a long time and i have serach so many video but didn't get the result but by watching ur video i have successfully installed it
For everyone having problems finding the disks you just formatted for Kali, make sure to enable AHCI mode in your bios before installing Kali.
Thanks man
what if my bios doesn't have it?
Should’ve been on THE VIDEO. LOST WINDOWS:(
Brother thank you for all the information and knowledge you pass on to us. I'm new to all this I.T. world.
Thank you David for this great content on how to install and operate dual OS .
I have been trying to configure installing kali on my laptop which you have covered well on this video. This video perfectly matches my requirements. 😊
I don't understand why so many people do this, you can directly go into Boot Menu and do a one-time boot from a different drive without even going into BIOS and changing the Boot order.
On my laptop it's F1 for BIOS & F10 for Boot Menu. I also done this to multiple users since I'm the tech of the family, and every singe Laptop/PC I used has a specified F-key to boot directly into Boot Menu for one-time boot from a different drive.
EDIT: For ASUS laptops the key combination to boot directly to the Boot Menu is ESC + Power Button.
I was used to do this with my old laptop having two different SSD's, but that laptop broke a few months ago and bought a new one with only 1 M2 SSD, so I splitter this SSD in two partitions and that's it! Just make sure you set Kali Linux as main boot on the bios as this one contains grub.
hi, I have a question about dual boot system, since you said that you are familiar with. I need to install ubuntu with windows 11, and I released some 160G for this purpose. is this space enough for running some applications like OMNeT++ on my ubuntu OS? BTW, OMNeT++ requires at least 8G memory to work.
@@nawroza22 yes that's enough ☺️ let's say 40gb would be enough per OS
thank you, :) @@LofiBeatsRadio
another question if you don't mind, I have three partitions on my windows11 C, D, E. So, when I install ubuntu is it automatically takes the unallocated space for installing second OS? @@LofiBeatsRadio
@@nawroza22 nope, you will need to use advanced options and select the correct partition. If not you will be prompted to use entire disk space and you will remove the already existing os.
For many machines, particularly Lenovo laptops, you also have to switch from UEFI to Legacy in the BIOS or the screen will be garbled when attempting to install. Drove me bonkers!
I believe the error happens due to Windows defender quarantining 4 packages while they are being written to the usb. If restored, the error will disappear. 8:59
Thank you for the video, it worked perfectly. I learn a lot of stuff from you, we need more people like this
Here is some notes
* Instead of installing kali using a Live boot USB/NVME would be better as Kali is insecure for install, this way you can just use the BIOS boot selector.
* As a alternative would be to install normal Debian and install the tools on that install instead.
* You can add secure boot to Linux so this is only needed for the install.
you couldn't have made it any simpler, top man!
Great job boss❤
Thank you so much 😀
@@davidbombal🎉 please I got questions for you David...
can my pc get infected by malware or virus when browsing from a dual boot, widows or kali ?
I always dual boot since the days of winXP.
Earlier I had to use third party boot software like Bootitng.... Etc
But now all Linux distros (almost) use grub which is extremely intelligent and modern, it takes all the hassle of dual boot on itself.
For anyone who's partition is not showing in the kali installation menu, Switch from RAID TO AHCI. Fore you do that, make sure you have a usb to reinstall windows after that. I think there's a workaround that lets you change it without reinstalling windows but Idk it maybe David can shed some light on it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I was struggling for so long trying to figure out why I wasn’t seeing the partition
@@Enteramon happy to help!
Turn on safe boot before switching from RAID to AHCI
Fantastic video! I watched David over the last couple of years randomly. As an Applications Specialist who wants to move more in the cloud/Networking/Security space.
thanks but I cant shrink more than 6.5 giga... I have about 400 gb free!!! why and how to solve please
Disable paging and system protection
For people not getting the boot option choice after installation, each laptop should have a key for you to choose which operating system to boot from. for example for my msi laptop my key to select what OS to boot from is F11, from there I can go to kali or windows. Hope this helps
Thank you. But isn't there the danger of windows overwriting on an update so the dual boot does not work?
No because the bootloader is from Kali Linux and not windows, you can also manual boot into both
I have a dedicated hard drive for installing Linux. I learned a long time ago to always make sure Linux will be installed on my second hard drive and grub will be installed on my windows drive :)
a great explanation as always. Can you make a Dual Boot MacOS and Windows ? Thank you
Thank you! Great suggestion :)
@@davidbombaldual boot linux and openbsd? Lol
For those who needed to uncheck top 10 tools and default tools -
simple way is that u write in dd image mode rather than ISO mode in rufus .
Great content David ! By the way, is there any kind of hypervisor as light as ESXi , but that could show on the screen at least 2 VMs like Windows and Kali on a 10 year old laptop screen ? Something like a "light proxmox" ? That would be awesome, wouldn't it ?
Thank you very much I have a not so good laptop with no dedicated gpu running windows 11 so it was an idea I had to use a less bloated os and it works better then windows does thank you for helping me your instructions were very clear!
Quick tip from a IT expert. If you need a video to show you how to dualboot you should not use Kali.
Why.??
Please elaborate...
It's 2023. Why would you
@@jayeshgudaghe3923 theres nothing to elaborate it's a distro for pentesting or "hacking" but you need a video to show you how to dualboot it ??? On top of windows???? Lollll
@@BobStallmanArchUser still dont get you lol
OMG!!! GREAT TIMING!!! I NEEDED THIS TODAY AND BOOM!!! WE HAVE A VIDEO ABOUT DUAL BOOT!!!!!!! Thanks David..❤🔥
thank you sir i am frusted from from a problem watching you it become solved thanks once again❤
Thank you very much for the instructions David, it is always good to refresh the memory.
Tat was awesome.. David unchecking the top 10 during installation n additional software made the day as I was getting struck there…
Thanks for this simplified explanation 🙏
You posted this vid way too late (for me at least), my PC is already dual booted but still a good and entertaining video to say the least! Keep it going man ❤
The problem for me in dual booting is when I shut down my PC when operating kali it freezes a dragon image
it worked i finally have kali linux in my windows 10 and i thought that my laptop lenovo legion y520 wont work in it i cant install windows 11 in it but kali linux yes you can just trust me follow his steps and do not skip it will work i want kali because of the terminal and i want to code that's why i downloaded kali on my computer
i got the red screen before that stage, but got passed it just by retrying, nice guide
This is an awesome video! Wish I had this available when I learned how to do it. Triple boot Windows, Kali, and Mint
Thank you this Tutorial helped me ❤
great video man, helped me out a ton.
hatsoff to you sir a true life saver
I would have liked to see you talk alittle more about the advantages of dual boot as well as some ideas on how to transfer file between the too (from Kali to windows or the other way around) but other then that I need to try this at home
This. I came to find out why you would even want to dual boot in 2023 besides not having enough RAM and CPU to use a VM. I myself run Pop as my base OS and everything else on VM.
@@StevenKell I was looking at this so I would have 100% of the devices resources available when doing things and so I don't get side tracked to play PC games 😁
@@StevenKell wlan0 is not showing in my laptop? although i am connected to wireless network it just keep showing ethernet ? why is that so?
Btw if your duel boot goes to windows instead of Kali just change boot order, sounds simple but some people might not know
Same
This is what I wanted....!!!!
if you use Etcher instead of Rufus, then there will be no issues with any checked software for Kali. (In my case, of course... At the beginning had the same problem )
Thanks man, ive struggling with the install of kali . Now its installed .thanks you
Easy, quick and effective. And thanks for the error solving trick.
Thank you. And you're welcome :)
I usually make a custom image with the kali install scripts so I get just the things I use. For me most of the time I am just doing CTF stuff and bug bounty stuff so for example I don't really need the forensics stuff like sleuth kit. I'm betting some of your viewers would like to see how that works. Maybe they just want to build a Kali forensics lab or something like that.
Great video as always! I miss my XPS from my last job. I dual booted Windows and Pop Os on it
It's not the first time that I imagine something and I need to learn it and the next couple days david posts it!
very detailed video! I'm newbie to Windows and 0 knowledge in Linux
Brooo you are the goat i tried your old video but that didn't work and this worked broo thank you
Thank you man for these valuable videos
You made my day happy 😁
Finally ❤️🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much sir 🌷
You're welcome!
I have enjoyed the video and installed kali in pc. Thanks man❤
This tutorial is awesome and reliable, thanks! 🎉
Perfect video exactly what i was looking for 👌🏻
Glad to hear!
Thanks you very mach. This video was so useful and interesting. Wish you all the best and I will keep liking your videos.
Thanks for video. If you choose DD mode in rufus instead of ISO, you wont face that error in kali install
Absolutely a very informative instructional video my friend.
The option to use all available space is not the right one, use "manual" mode
David you are Amazing in IT field
bro thank you so much I was about to buy a rasbery pi 4 just to put kali linux in. Left you a sub and a like
Great explanation, worked perfectly! thanks...
You’re the best prof, Thank you so much
I really like the way you do cyber stuff.
Superb helpful video, thanks very much ✨👌
welcome back - "hand on practice"
Hi David! Thanks for the video! Quick question, why Kali and 9 months later do you still recommend Kali or do you recommend we use a different version of Linux? Cheers!
Ive been out of the tech game so long.... last thing I dual booted was Windows Vista and mac OS, I have never even heard of Kali Linux until today. 😅 I do remember Linux though.
I don’t have the 'use the largest continuous space' option in the partition disks menu, and when I try to partition manually, the partitions are not showing up on my screen. Please, I need help there is just the usb drive !!
Hey David ,I've been trying to find some recent videos of you talking bout ccna specifically in this year,but couldn't find.
I've heard there's some changes in the exam itself ,are you maybe going to make a video touching that topic again ? would be appreciated for us who are willing to go back ,are the same books valid ,courses etc,or is there something entirely new ,you know ,just the good old informative video on CCNA in 2023/4
Btw I'm enjoying your podcasts with different people ,especially cybersec stuff,so much fun and so much to learn,keep it up ! thanks for all the effort you put into your content !
I always used dualboot, because for virtual I needed a much "better" computer, which I didn't have until recently when I bought a computer with a better CPU and more RAM, and now I'm researching various linux distributions, as well as other virtual OS....
Hi David, Big fan here! Love your videos- as always they always hit the mark. 🎯 Just got a quick question: is there a smooth way to make a remote machine dual-boot into Windows and Kali Linux? Every time I reboot to switch OS, I lose my remote connection from my Windows 10 machine. Would love to have your insights. Cheers 🙂
Amazing David ! However, I dare you to encrypt them by using both Windows'es Bitlocker and the Linux LUKS.
Nice..Info at Right Time
Happy to hear that! 😀
Dual boot doesn't mean having 2 OSes on your computer. It means using the same boot partition for both boot loaders...and that's a big no no when it comes to putting a linux distro on with windows. In this case always use a separate boot partition for linux, and, that may not be possible if you are using a legacy system.
Thanks a lot sir this video really helped me.
I'm having an issue, after the installation is completed my touchpad is not working in Kali Linux
Thanx dave. This filled a gap in my knowledge. Ignore Nancy's son.
This is fantastic, thank you!
Informative video... thank you Sir 😊
Very Informative. Thanks
Hey David. Thank you for the cool video. One question for you. A lot of people learn from but how do you learn? Where did you learn it? 😊 Thank you
I prefer Ventoy. It allows you to have multiple distro's on 1 USB stick
heads up make sure you have your bitlocker key handy or suspend bitlocker on your drive ahead of time in case you need to reboot into windows
At the end of the video you did not mention if there is any need to change back the bios to its original settings? is there anyneed?
Hi David.. should be re-enable secure boot in BIOS and how doing it and not doing it will affect the system hardware, software and security of the computer. I followed your steps and dual booted, it worked fine. I just had to use mini tool partition wizard to shrink my partition volume to make space.
Been using dual boot Windows/Kali laptop for almost a year and I gotta say it's really nice not needing for a chunky usb drive to hang out at the side.
I will only add too this that I had some trouble recognizing bootable Kali installer image with Rufus and other alike software on my UEFI Dell laptop and the only bootable software that recognized Installer image was Ventoy software while Kali Live ISO was recognized with Rufus easily for some reason....might help someone installing dual boot on stubborn laptop lol.
I've just tried to install NixOS on my PC and had trouble getting it recognized during boot after successfully booting into the Live ISO and installing it through that... I've used Rufus to put the ISO on a USB drive and I did use the options "GPT + UEFI (non CSM)"...
So I might need to give Ventoy a try.
Hi. I wish you Happy New Year from Romania
I currently run Kali on a VM but have dual booted other Linux distros in the past ..... VM seems more convenient to me.
😊 can't wait to try this.
Awesome! Thank you, david! I did this a few years ago to a clunker laptop i keep in my office, but really couldnt remember how. Really needed a concise refresher, like this. About disabling secure boot, though; doesnt that make you vulnerable to kernel level malware? Doesnt secure boot verify (pre-boot) that none of the startup files have been tampered and that signatures and certificates match? (Something like that; i got my sec+ a few months ago and recall reading something like that). Also, is disabling secure boot gonna have an effect (a negative one) on the TPM, which stores and generates various crypto keys and signatures? Thanks so much, again, for this video! 👍🥂💯
I just don't want to disable secure boot as it messes up with my windows and most of the softwares doesn't work with secure boot disabled (including games etc.)
Not sure if there is any other way to install kali without disbling it.