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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== You can have both ==<br />
You can have both windows and linux on your machine, each installed on a separate disk or partition, and choose which to start when booting. This configuration is called "dual boot", and the debian installation system can set it up during the hard drive partitioning stage of installation and setting up the bootloader. Follow the standard install, but do partitioning first as described in [[#Dual boot|dual boot]].</div>FuzzyBot