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These instructions have changed quite a bit for Android Pie, so consider this section a **work in progress.** Thank you for your patience!
+## Windows installation method
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+**This is the current recommended method for beginners!**
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+We recommend beginners to use this method as it is the least error-prone and non-destructive. The following instructions were adapted from the Android-x86 project, so some of the images are from them. [To look at Android-x86's original installation guide, click here.](https://www.android-x86.org/installhowto.html)
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+When booting into the installer, choose "Installation - Install Android-x86 to harddisk":
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+Once the installer boots, you will be asked to select the target drive. Choose the NTFS drive that houses your current Windows install. You do **not** need a separate partition, as the installer will create an image on your Windows partition.
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+Choose "Do not re-format" on the next screen. It is important that you choose "Do not re-format", as any other option will cause the installer to continue with the ["Bootable installation method"](#bootable-installation-method-mbruefiesp-3264-bit), which **will** result in **permanent data loss**, including your Windows partition!
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+Choose "Yes" when prompted about the `grub` bootloader:
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+The installer will ask whether or not you want to make the system partition read/write-able. If you want to root your installation, you will choose "Yes" here. Otherwise, choose "No."
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+The installer will begin to write the changes to the disk. This will take some time. Go grab a coffee!
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+Then the installer will ask you how much space you want to allocate for the data image. Most users choose 8 GB, 16 GB, or 32 GB.
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+Congratulations! You should now have a functional dual-boot with Bliss OS!
## Bootable installation method - MBR/UEFI/ESP (32/64-bit)
-**This is the current recommended method!**
+**This is the current recommended method for advanced users!**
Overview of the steps: