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### Disabling Fast Startup

It is also recommended to disable "Fast Startup" within Windows to avoid problems switching between operating systems. To do this, navigate to Settings -> System -> Power & sleep and click `Additional power settings` in the right sidebar:
It is also recommended to disable "Fast Startup" within Windows to avoid problems switching between operating systems. To do this, push `Super` + `R` to open a Run window (or use Windows Search to open the "Run" program). Once you have Run open, type in `control` and push `Enter` to launch the Control Panel.

![Accessing additional power settings in Windows](/images/dual-booting/windows-power-settings-1.jpg)

This will open another control panel. In this panel, click `Choose what the power buttons do` in the left sidebar.
In the Control Panel, click on `Hardware and Sound`, then select `Choose a power plan`, followed by `Choose what the power buttons do` in the left sidebar.

![Accessing additional power settings in Windows](/images/dual-booting/windows-power-settings-2.jpg)

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