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Second option on how to try Pop OS! on Windows 10 laptop is with Live image.04 and above while GRUB is the boot-loader for Ubuntu and Pop!_OS when installed in Legacy BIOS mode. Shortly thereafter, power it on and proceed to edit the BIOS settings, more specifically, the boot order.

And for this to be done we need to create bootable USB Stick from Pop OS! 20. This should take you to the boot options screen, there will be 3 headings or so to speak. The BCDBoot option allows you to quickly add boot options for a Windows-based operating system.
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The steps I used to install the OS is: Downloaded the iso image from the website.
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Type - bootrec /fixmbr to update the main boot record just in case its messed up (shouldn't be!) Then type - bootrec /fixboot to update the boot sector on the system partition.

Things are a little bit tricky with a Mac. We've got fuzzy shoes for any occasion, whether you need fleece-lined boots for playing in freshly fallen snow, warm lined clogs for taking a walk through the park, or faux fur-lined shoes for keeping warm around the house. Bypass BIOS Boot or OS Login to "most" Any Computer With Console Access: ANY system where you have access to it's console will give you an opportunity to where you can login and see files, run your own browser or copy files. Pop!_OS will boot into the familiar Pop!_OS desktop.
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Let it boot, then install OS 9 onto the Mac OS 9 partition you Currently during the boot I select which hdd to boot from by presing f11 (to be fixed soon). Reboot, holding down Option/ALT once more, and select the USB key to boot from. Select customize install, then in GParted app, for the 56GB unallocated space, I created 512MB for boot (since this is EFI install, a boot partition is required). ! The final triple boot menu screens (from top to bottom): Grub unedited, Grub edited, Windows boot menu.
