Windows 10: Is it possible to native boot a vhdx after dual booting linux?

I want to install linux on a separate nvme and still boot natively to vhdx's that I will add to the windows boot manager with one normal windows on a separate nvme. Is this possible or does grub completely replace the windows boot manager altogether.

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Win 10.VHDX native boot....with linux as well?

Wondering if this is at all possible. I use Hyper-V and am very impressed of the native boot performance, would it be at all possible to native boot a linux virtual drive.

For example, in UEFI I have Windows 10 on my physical drive as option 1, and windows 10 on a virtual drive as option 2. Can I also have the 3rd option of linux as a VHDX?

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Win 10.VHDX native boot....with linux as well?

Hi Shrine,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I suggest you to refer the articles Best Practices
for running Linux on Hyper-V, Boot
to a virtual hard disk: Add a VHDX or VHD to the boot menu, and
Supported Linux and FreeBSD virtual
machines for Hyper-V on Windows to check if you can add a second Virtual Hard Drive to install Linux.



If you want more help on installing Linux on VHDX, then I suggest you to post your query in
IT Pro TechNet Forums, where we have support professionals who are well equipped with the knowledge
on Hyper-V and Virtual Hard Disks and they will help you with the exact information that you are looking for.

 

dual booting Windows and Linux

I was wondering if theres a way when dual booting Windows 7 and Linux Mint, to have it boot Windows by default and possibly not show the GRUB menu, and if I press a certain key, have it boot linux instead?

Is this even possible?