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Arch Linux/Windows Dual Boot Guide

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Windows Firmware Limitations: Windows 8/8.1/10 supports only UEFI/GPT or BIOS/MBR boot modes
Windows Setup creates 100MB EFI partition by default
Windows 11 supports only UEFI/GPT boot from GPT disk
Bootloader Compatibility: Most Linux bootloaders cannot chainload between different firmware types
Only GRUB on Apple Macs and rEFInd can chainload between UEFI/BIOS systems
Windows cannot read ext4 filesystems by default
Installation Methods: Recommended: Install Windows first, then Linux
BIOS systems can use any multi-boot supporting BIOS boot loader
UEFI systems require special partitioning and boot loader configuration
Security and Time: Windows 8/8.1/10/11 have UEFI Secure Boot enabled by default
Disable Secure Boot in firmware setup before installing Linux
Set both systems to UTC for better synchronization
Troubleshooting: Windows boot record can be repaired using FIXBOOT or FIXMBR
Deleted EFI partition can be restored using diskpart
Windows cumulative updates may fail on BIOS systems