Dual-Boot Windows

Some cheats will not work with Windows 11 due to security constraints within the environment. Utilizing a dual-boot with a Windows 10 installation is the easiest solution for effectively using cheats.

Requirements

• a 32GB (or larger) USB flash drive

  • if you do not have a USB flash drive, follow the video guide below
• 100GB+ available disk space

Instructions

1. Creating a Volume for Windows 10

• press the Windows key + X -> select Disk Management
• shrink the volume

  • right click on the C: drive -> shrink volume
  • for Enter the amount of space to shrink in MB, enter 102400 (or larger) -> click Shrink

2. Creating the USB Installer

This guide follows the same process as the official Microsoft guide for using the Media Creation Tool for Windows 10. You can read that guide here or follow ours below:

• plug the flash drive into the PC
• download the Windows 10 22H2 installation media creation tool
• open the Windows Media Creation Tool
• click Create installation media for another PC
• select Windows 10 Home from the list of available Windows editions
• select the flash drive from the available media
• follow the prompts within the tool to complete the creation process

3. Reboot the PC and Install Windows

• reboot the PC
• while the PC is rebooting, and before it enters Windows, press ESC, F2, F10, F12, or F11 to enter the Boot Menu

  • if the PC boots too quickly or doesn't give the option to enter the Boot Menu, you may need to disable Fast Boot within BIOS

    • you can also quickly change this using a registry file

The BIOS menu is different for each motherboard manufacturer. Typically, this setting is found in the boot settings menus. You can also Google "disable fast boot [motherboard manufacturer]" to see videos/guides.

• in the Boot Menu, select the USB flash drive
• follow the prompts and install Windows 10 as usual

  • you do not need to activate Windows; if you truly want to, you can buy a license key for around $10 USD

Completed

Once you've installed Windows 10, you can now choose it during a reboot of the PC.

Choose a Windows install during boot.

Video Guides

Using a USB flash drive

This video guide shows you how to build a Windows install USB using the media creation tool.

Not using a USB flash drive

This guide utilizes a "virtual" disk to "mount" the Windows installer file. This allows you to virtually "plug in" a USB to your PC without actually needing to do so.