Pop_OS! & Windows 10: Sharing the EFI partition at Boot

Thank you man.

Ok forgive my stupid question. If you're going to use the grub boot menu why go through this? There is no need to. Just have the traditional partition configuration for Linux.

I want to use the EFI type of menu at bootup - for example OpenSUSE - on distros like POP OS, Zorin, Linux Mint. As far as I can tell here you've gone to a lot of of work to essentially accomplish nothing of significance.

windows 11 will eventually replace these settings. Do you know a way around it?

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You know how to make stuff simple

Resizing an NTFS partition from Windows would've probably been safer.

Good video, i have a question... recovery partition is not necessary? You only have EFI, MSR, and OS system partition (C:)

As soon as you mentioned "Backup your data" --- I already liked your video ;)

Thanks for making this tutorial :)

big thanks, it's work well

Very detailed and also succinct. Thank you for making this video! This is exactly the info I needed to know.

Very good. Without this tutorial it wasn't possible for me to install Pop OS. Thanks

Excellent video man. Thank you, useful knowledge.

Is this work if win 10 and pop os installed on saperate drive? Should i put efi on the same partition with win 10 or not?

!! I Love U !!! Thank you!! U rescued my 100 mb EFI partition. Now, its 600Mb, the "TRICK" you used worked on a dell latitude 6420 i used MiniTool Partition Wizard. By the way, your Delivery of Informational Troubleshooting is "Excellent" You show "Thinking a head Scenario" I respect that, as i am a Tech also."Fantastic Videos"...

When I click next to install windows it says that it can't install windows on a GPT partition. "Windows cannot be installed to this disk. The selected disk is of the GPT partition style."

Just windows boot manager not appear in boot menu why.?

Thank you very much!

Thank you Ermanno! I asked this question in your previous video, and here you've already answered it. Is there a way in boot.conf to specify Windows 10 as the default, or rename the boot entry for it? Or is there a tool comparable to Grub Customizer for PopOS?