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The thread discusses a dual-boot setup with Windows 10 and Kali Linux, where installing NVIDIA drivers on Linux caused Windows to display an SRT trail error and a black screen. The original poster seeks help after troubleshooting steps, including chkdsk, failed to resolve the issue. A responder advises disabling Fast Boot and Secure Boot in BIOS and removing recent registry fixes, noting that maintaining both operating systems simultaneously is difficult with recent Windows versions.

binny dara

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hey people ..
not gonna waste your time
so i dual booted my windows and kali linux
everything worked fine but linux kept stopping for every 2 mins .. so to fix it i went and pressed e on kali linux in grub loader at start and i added nouveau.modeset=0 in command line.. thats a temporary fix
for a permanent fix i installed nvidia drivers for kali linux
here comes the problem when i installed nvidia drivers for linux my windows started showing me srt trail error ..
i got that srttrail error and then after i did a chkdsk command in windows through recovery command mode ,i now get a black screen
all i get when booting up windows is a black screen now ..
my linux is working perfect
but my windows is not working
need help
thanks in advance !!!!
and also my windows is win 10 and linux version is kali linux 2020.1
 

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Disable Fast boot and Secure boot from the BIOS.
Apart from that remove that registry fix that you did.
If you do that, you would be able to boot into Windows but that would stop you from booting into Linux.

With the latest released versions of Windows, it is almost impossible to use Linux alongside it.
Better jump onto one of the ships.
You cannot be on both of the ships all the time.

RuskinF

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Disable Fast boot and Secure boot from the BIOS.
Apart from that remove that registry fix that you did.
If you do that, you would be able to boot into Windows but that would stop you from booting into Linux.

With the latest released versions of Windows, it is almost impossible to use Linux alongside it.
Better jump onto one of the ships.
You cannot be on both of the ships all the time.
 

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