Windows 10: dual-boot PC for sale - I must reset OS twice, one reset in each OS...?

I HAVE A DUAL BOOT PC Old SYSTEM Windows 11 Home, Windows 10 HomeI want to sell it but keep both OSs, I must reset OS twice, one reset in each OS...?

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Dual booting OS

Dave is correct, However, If you take ownership of C:\ System (Windows) when you are booted to each OS. Then depending on why you are asking this, as in you do not want others to access the other OS, then Take ownership as mentioned. Then you MUST add your
user name in the list with full permissions/control. Then you would remove all users in the list

EXCEPT KEEP THESE>>YOUR NEWLY ADDED USER NAME, SYSTEM, AUTHENTICATED USERS

REMOVE USERS>>>ADMINS, USERS & EVERYONE

Now for an OS you are booted to. You can add other users in the security users list for C:\ and/or C:\Users & C:\Users\Programs and Programs (x86) & C:\Windows

if there is others with user accounts on that OS. And then grant them the permissions you want to allow.

Because you have removed the user ADMINS, so they need to be granted permissions to access the OS as normal.

Look in Part 2 for detailed steps for ownership, permissions and sharing

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Dual boot Phoenix OS

Your question is outside the scope of this Community as Phoenix OS is based on Android platform

But see if this assists you:

How to Install Phoenix OS in Dual Boot Mode with Windows

How to Install Phoenix OS in Dual Boot Mode with Windows

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Resetting PC and Changing OS location

HI there,

So my intention is to do a full reset of my PC in addition to adding an SSD to my rig and re-install my OS to that instead of the HDD for better performance.

I've already backed up my OS to a USB and can boot from it if required. I will attach my SSD to the new rig, but my question is when it comes to identifying the new SSD. Do I have to install it, run the Disk Manager to allocate the space and then do a factory
reset, or can I just do a factory reset and the PC will identify the new SSD in the system where I can install the OS to it? I haven't seen much in the way of Resetting the PC plus moving the OS to another harddrive.

I would rather not have to go through all this downloading of a 3rd party software for this one thing. So just wanted to get some thoughts on the matter.

Any assistance is appreciated.

Thank you.