Dual booting CachyOS with Windows is pretty standard and that's surprising for a distro in Arch domain. Learn how I installed CachyOS with Windows.

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The post provides a step-by-step guide on dual booting CachyOS alongside Windows on a laptop. It details the requirements, such as an internet connection and specific hardware, and covers creating a live USB using Ventoy, booting from it, and installing CachyOS with a focus on partitioning. It also addresses resolving a GRUB bootloader issue when Windows does not appear as a boot option.

Dual Booting CachyOS and Windows

Creating live USB of CachyOS and booting from it