For the serious system’s users, one can judge the
both Windows 8 and Linux. If you want to have both the Linux and windows 8 at a same time, here it is,
Before we start there is a couple of things that you are going to need:
- 10GB of free space on your drive
- The Linux Mint DVD, from x86 or x 64, burnt to a DVD.
- About 30 Minutes of free time
By following this tutorial you will learn to dual boot Windows 8 and Linux Mint at the same time.
Note:
no Specific method is required for this purpose, so now we are going to
have the easiest method for Linux, while with a hand full of experience
for installing Linux OS.
Now start the work with making a proper room for
Mint installation.
Just be aware of this thing is that you are now going to do this with
side path of already existing file of windows 8. Start with the Run
Dialog box and type
diskmgmt.msc and continue with enter. The search for Disk Management can also be done by the help of Start menu.

On opening of the Disk Management Consoles, hit right on the drive having windows 8, hit on the
shrink volume from the context menu.

Now
it’s time to allot the space or shrink size of the partition, for
editor choice, 10GB of minimum space should be allotted to this
partition. On GB contains approx. 1024 MB’s so to get the GB’s multiply
times with the 1024.

Now run the Mint DVD by inserting it in the DVD room, it is of different
Post- screen key either F11 or F12.

Now the DVD will start its work on its own, well if any key is fixed with it then press that key to start.

After the booted process, start the
Installation process by hitting double on the
Linux Mint Shortcut.

Hit the continue to move on to the Installation type section, here, that radio button must be changed to the some else option.

Hitting the
continue button, it will become necessary for you to install the Mint, for this move down to bottom partition “free space”.

Hit double on the
format menu, agree with all the things expect the Mount point; here you need to add one simple slash, hit ok.
Now click on the Install button.

A very quick and easy approach for the Installation process is that it will ask for some
Configuration settings mean while the OS is busy with its installation.
Rebooting option will be displayed on the screen. Now you can simply choose the OS at start-up.
Note:
Grub picks up our Windows 8 installation, the entry at the bottom, as
Windows Recovery Environment, this is actually your Windows 8
installation and the display name can easily be changed by selecting it
from the menu and hitting the “e” key, this is mainly for advanced
users.
Now Os will run
Linux Mint as a default. But if one may want to switch over to Windows 8, you simply need to back to the Grub Boot menu.
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