Tried dual booting Windows and Linux and facing some issues? Fret not, we got solutions to some of your issues here.

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Dual booting Linux and Windows comes with its own set of common issues, such as incorrect time display when switching between operating systems, Windows appearing lower in the boot order, and encountering no bootable device errors. Solutions include setting the hardware clock to local time, using Grub Customizer to change the boot order, navigating boot options to fix bootloader issues, and ensuring the correct bootloader device is selected during installation. For distributions that do not use Grub, installing the rEFInd boot manager is recommended.

7 Common Issues While Dual Booting Linux and Windows

1. Wrong time displayed when you switch OS

4. No grub Screen & no option to boot into Linux/Windows

5. Windows does not appear at all in Grub screen

6. The system keeps on booting into live version of Linux

I wonder why there is a time issue. Never though it would come from the dual boot. Always though it was a windows error.
I would have add sharing disk issue and bluetooth pairing on both OS using the same dongle.

So problem is since both Linux and Windows want to be on one machine :D