How to dual-boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 20.04 with RST?

Question

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Good afternoon. Recently, I decided to put myself Ubuntu 20.04 along with Windows on one disk. Everything went smoothly until Linux told me to disable RST. As I understand it, this is fraught with a flown Windows. Is there any way out?

Answer 1

You can first disable RST through an already installed Windows OS, and then re-initiate the installation.
Editing can be done using PowerShell as an administrator - `bcdedit / set {current} safeboot minimal`. If this command fails, you can use this - `
bcdedit / set safeboot minimal `, after that you should restart the computer, enter the CMOS / BIOS settings in the process and disable RST in them. Further loading of Windows OS will automatically bring you into safe mode. Next, on the command line as an administrator, run the following command - `bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot`.
If this command fails, you can use `bcdedit /deletevalue safeboot`.
On a subsequent reboot, Windows will boot in standard mode with RST support disabled. Next, you can proceed to reinstall the Ubuntu OS.