Linux cannot detect windows partitions
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I want to install Parrot OS 4.0 on my PC. It already has Windows 10 on it. I want to use both as a dual boot PC. My HDD is 1TB & it has 4 partitions in Windows. But when I in installation screen i can't see those partitions. I can only see the whole HDD as a single partition.
About a week ago, i had parrot 3.9 in same hdd as a dual boot, i used a "EasyBcd" tool in windows to clean linux partition without losing win grub. I don't know if this tool caused the issue, because i tried to install parrot in an External Hdd, and debian can see ALL ExHDD partitions without any problems !
How can i fix this please?
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I want to install Parrot OS 4.0 on my PC. It already has Windows 10 on it. I want to use both as a dual boot PC. My HDD is 1TB & it has 4 partitions in Windows. But when I in installation screen i can't see those partitions. I can only see the whole HDD as a single partition.
About a week ago, i had parrot 3.9 in same hdd as a dual boot, i used a "EasyBcd" tool in windows to clean linux partition without losing win grub. I don't know if this tool caused the issue, because i tried to install parrot in an External Hdd, and debian can see ALL ExHDD partitions without any problems !
How can i fix this please?
dual-boot
edited May 27 at 20:38
roaima
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Welcome to U&L , please add thesudo fdisk -loutput to the question.
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I want to install Parrot OS 4.0 on my PC. It already has Windows 10 on it. I want to use both as a dual boot PC. My HDD is 1TB & it has 4 partitions in Windows. But when I in installation screen i can't see those partitions. I can only see the whole HDD as a single partition.
About a week ago, i had parrot 3.9 in same hdd as a dual boot, i used a "EasyBcd" tool in windows to clean linux partition without losing win grub. I don't know if this tool caused the issue, because i tried to install parrot in an External Hdd, and debian can see ALL ExHDD partitions without any problems !
How can i fix this please?
dual-boot
edited May 27 at 20:38
roaima
39.2k544105
asked May 27 at 17:13
Mhmd.m
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I want to install Parrot OS 4.0 on my PC. It already has Windows 10 on it. I want to use both as a dual boot PC. My HDD is 1TB & it has 4 partitions in Windows. But when I in installation screen i can't see those partitions. I can only see the whole HDD as a single partition.
About a week ago, i had parrot 3.9 in same hdd as a dual boot, i used a "EasyBcd" tool in windows to clean linux partition without losing win grub. I don't know if this tool caused the issue, because i tried to install parrot in an External Hdd, and debian can see ALL ExHDD partitions without any problems !
How can i fix this please?
dual-boot
edited May 27 at 20:38
roaima
39.2k544105
asked May 27 at 17:13
Mhmd.m
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edited May 27 at 20:38
roaima
39.2k544105
edited May 27 at 20:38
roaima
39.2k544105
edited May 27 at 20:38
roaima
39.2k544105
39.2k544105
asked May 27 at 17:13
Mhmd.m
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asked May 27 at 17:13
Mhmd.m
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asked May 27 at 17:13
Mhmd.m
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Welcome to U&L , please add thesudo fdisk -loutput to the question.
– GAD3R
May 27 at 17:22
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Welcome to U&L , please add thesudo fdisk -loutput to the question.
– GAD3R
May 27 at 17:22
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Welcome to U&L , please add the
sudo fdisk -l output to the question.– GAD3R
May 27 at 17:22
Welcome to U&L , please add the
sudo fdisk -l output to the question.– GAD3R
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If you want to install Parrot OS on your drive with the Windows partitions, boot into Windows, delete the partition where you want to install Parrot OS and leave it as unallocated space, and then install Parrot OS. The unallocated space will then be available for installation.
answered May 27 at 21:16
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If you want to install Parrot OS on your drive with the Windows partitions, boot into Windows, delete the partition where you want to install Parrot OS and leave it as unallocated space, and then install Parrot OS. The unallocated space will then be available for installation.
answered May 27 at 21:16
Nasir Riley
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If you want to install Parrot OS on your drive with the Windows partitions, boot into Windows, delete the partition where you want to install Parrot OS and leave it as unallocated space, and then install Parrot OS. The unallocated space will then be available for installation.
answered May 27 at 21:16
Nasir Riley
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up vote
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If you want to install Parrot OS on your drive with the Windows partitions, boot into Windows, delete the partition where you want to install Parrot OS and leave it as unallocated space, and then install Parrot OS. The unallocated space will then be available for installation.
answered May 27 at 21:16
Nasir Riley
1,514138
If you want to install Parrot OS on your drive with the Windows partitions, boot into Windows, delete the partition where you want to install Parrot OS and leave it as unallocated space, and then install Parrot OS. The unallocated space will then be available for installation.
answered May 27 at 21:16
Nasir Riley
1,514138
answered May 27 at 21:16
Nasir Riley
1,514138
answered May 27 at 21:16
Nasir Riley
1,514138
answered May 27 at 21:16
Nasir Riley
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Welcome to U&L , please add the
sudo fdisk -loutput to the question.– GAD3R
May 27 at 17:22