dual boot

Adjective

Meaning

dual boot (not comparable)

Alternative spelling of dual-boot

dual-boot (not comparable)

(computing) Having two operating systems available, such that either of them can be selected each time the computer is booted.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Alternative names

dual-boot

Examples

A dual-boot configuration could also be an option, though embracing this idea could mean that Microsoft would have to support two different operating systems at the same time. Source: Internet

Many people have a multi-boot system but this is still often referred to as a dual-boot. Source: Internet

This will let you use both operating systems, side-by-side, until you’re comfortable enough with Windows 8 to go all in. To configure your PC for dual-boot, all you have to do is creating a new partition for Windows 8, and then install it. Source: Internet

Upgrading a dual-boot system is much like upgrading any other Windows installation. Source: Internet

Would you want a tutorial on how to install Kali on your machine and make it dual-boot (or triple, quad, etc)? Source: Internet

You cannot dual-boot with another system. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

dual bed dual bedroom dual benefit dual cab dual career couple dual carriageway