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🐧 Linux in one Click

Install Linux from Windows Easily Without Risks, Keeping Windows with All Your Files.

💾 Simply Download and Install This File ⬇️

Relax Until the Process Finishes. You can do other things while it installs, like surf the Internet.

📹 Demonstrative Video:

MintInstall.mp4

Note

⏩ The video is accelerated, this will take time depending on your PC.
💽 35GB of Free Space Required.
🔓 SecureBoot Disabled Required. If you have it enabled, the program will be installed but when you restart, Windows will start normally.

🔓 How to Disable SecureBoot?

Steps to Follow; ⬇️

🔏 What is SecureBoot?

SecureBoot is a Security System which prevents non-certified programs from starting with the System.
Unfortunately this Script Requires having SecureBoot Disabled since it is not signed by Microsoft

👨‍💻 Disable SecureBoot from BIOS;

To Deactivate SecureBoot with this method, you must restart the PC, and when it turns on, you must press the Setup key that appears on the screen. This is usually F2 F12 or DEL
Then Search through the keyboard arrows for the Section System\System, Start\Boot, Security and in a Sub Menu SecureBoot should appear, set it to off, save and restart.
This varies by PC, Here are some Examples;

Lenovo ThinkPad

Here 2 Examples;
Old Versions; https://youtu.be/_MeUEWgv8i4?t=146
New Versions

QuickTipsEnableDisableSecureBoot720p.mp4

HP

You should restart your PC and when the screen turns on, quickly press the 'ESC' key and this menu will appear

Then you will have to choose `F10`
A gray menu will open. With the Arrows on the keyboard you must go to the "System Security" Section and select "Startup Options"

Then `Enter` in SecureBoot and Set it to Disabled.

Now Press `F10` or go to the Save and Restart Section. Reboot and Everything Ready.

Gigabyte

You must restart and when it turns on, press the 'DEL' key to display the menu. Then go to the System or BIOS Section and Select SecureBoot

Then select SecureBoot, enter and Disable/OFF.

Now go to Save and Restart.

🤨 What does this do to my PC?

The Executable decompresses all this in C:/MiLinux/
If UEFI is detected, install rEFIndx64
In case of BIOS Detect, Install Grub2Win
Added modules like vdiskchain and ipxe that are necessary for VDI Boot
A 25GB VDI is added in C:/MiLinux/MiLinux.vtoy. This is the Linux Disk.
Set rEFInd or Grub2 as Boot Manager.

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🗑️ Uninstallation;

Steps to Follow; ⬇️

Simply go to C:/MiLinux/uninstall.exe to Uninstall it as seen in this Video;

UnInstall.mp4

💿 Increase Linux VHD Storage Size;

Steps to Follow; ⬇️

Go to the file called "AddStorage.bat" located in C:/MiLinux/ and Run it as Administrator.
Then write the Amount you would like in GB. It must be the Total Size. Currently it is 25GB, if you want 5GB more then Write 30. It will add 5GB more so it has 30GB.
Once the Process is completed, Restart to Linux and open the Disks Program, Right click on the EXT4 Disk and Reset Size. Then move the bar to cover the entire memory. Accept and Done.
Demonstrative Video;

AddStorage.mp4

💟 More Information About Linux Mint ↗️

🐧 MyLinux

In the VHD it was done;

• OEM installation of Linux Mint
• Running vtoyBoot
  
• GRUB; Aggregate; VTOY_LINUX_REMOUNT=1 mitigations=off.
  
• FSTAB; Aggregate; relatime, nodiratime, noatime.
  You can Adjust these details in their Respective Files.
  If mitigations bother you, just delete it. sudo nano /etc/default/grub and delete mitigations=off, save it and then update grub with sudo update-grub

🖥️ This works on;

• WindowsXP 32 and 64Bits (Official)
• WindowsVista 32 and 64Bits
• Windows7 32 and 64Bits
• Windows10 32 and 64Bits
• Windows11 23H3 64 Bit

Note

Although installed on 32Bit Windows, the Processor must be 64Bit Compatible to Start LinuxMint.
The Script uses Partition C:/. If it is not available, nothing will happen.

Warning

The installation will damage the WindowsXP Boot if it is not Official WXP.
In case Windows does not start again, press the BootMenu Button ↗️ as soon as your PC starts. Then Choose WindowsBootLoader
Alternatively you can use a Repair Disk ↗️ to Start Windows.

😐 Don't Like Linux Mint? Install another Distribution;

Steps to Follow; ⬇️

You can change the VHD Installation with VirtualBox and Follow the Corresponding Installation from There.
Download and Install VirtualBox on Windows https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
Open VirtualBox, Click on New Machine, Set the Name and Location of the ISO (installation media). Then Adjust the Resources that VirtualBox will use. YOU MUST CHECK ENABLE EFI. Then you select "Use Existing Disk" and select the Folder Icon to Find the Location of MiLinux.vhd.vtoy, select it and Next. Start the Virtual Machine and Install your Distro as usual. Here is a Video Example;

💗 was used NSISMod, 7Zip, VDiskChain , Grub2Win, rEFInd,

📝 Everyone is Free to Edit this Concoction of Scripts

Old

This was beautiful, you could even choose which Distro to install. But unfortunately it did not work with W7 and below, not even with curl due to certificate errors.

ventanamint.mp4