I think it makes it more complex when booting from Windows and Linux, as they each are using a different method to boot usually, but you can do both of course, there are some on the forum in addition to yourself who also do this. Hopefully they can help you.
I have 1 windows computer, and a 3 Linux Lite computers, but at each one it is only 1 OS installed, I don't dual boot etc. I have other distros in Linux Lite (ultimately controls them) using Virtual Box, so I can test things at a future time.(Python, and scripts)
Are you booting from Windows MBR and then using this to boot also Linux when selected at the start up menu?
Or it has Grub, and installed after this, Windows was installed first ?
I have 1 windows computer, and a 3 Linux Lite computers, but at each one it is only 1 OS installed, I don't dual boot etc. I have other distros in Linux Lite (ultimately controls them) using Virtual Box, so I can test things at a future time.(Python, and scripts)
Are you booting from Windows MBR and then using this to boot also Linux when selected at the start up menu?
Or it has Grub, and installed after this, Windows was installed first ?