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  • I can’t answer all question, but from my dual-booting experience (Win10, Mint) you don’t want to open data on one system drive through the other system. In my machine I had Drive A (Win10), Drive B (Mint) and Drive C (to dump data on) When booting up Windows, it frequently told me to wait while it repaired Drive C. I suppose linux and windows leave different traces on drives they use, causing Windows to think there is something worth repairing on the drive. Linux had no issues with it, I think. But most importantly I didn’t lose any data.

    I don’t think kernel level anticheat should mess with your boot options, at least it didn’t for me.