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This post shows how to install ns-3.33 in Windows 10 through WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) This posts works for Windows 11 also (I have tested it on a Windows 11 ISO and it works the Same way as mentioned in the following post.) This post will work for ns-3.3x version. Prerequisites : Install Windows Subsystem for Linux with GUI: Please refer the following video  System Information: OS used: Windows 10 and WSL (Ubuntu 20.04) GUI: XServer for Windows NS3 Version: ns-3.33 See the following complete video on how to install ns3 in Windows 10 Step 0 : Open XLaunch Step 1 :  Open WSL using PowerShell and open it as Administrator Command:/  wsl $ xfce4-session The GUI of Ubuntu Opens within Windows 10 OS. Step 2 : Download ns3 from nsnam.org website through Mozilla Firefox browser Step 3: Open a Terminal  $ sudo apt update $ sudo apt install build-essential autoconf automake libxmu-dev python3-pygraphviz cvs mercurial bzr git cmake p7zip-full python3-matplotlib python-t...

This post shows you how to install Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) in windows 10 operating system.  Requirements: Windows 10 OS or Preview Release version of Windows 10. Refer the complete video below on how to install WSL in Windows 10 including how to use Full Linux GUI using XServer for Windows, Follow the video for more details on how to do this process: Installing WSL There are multiple steps involved as given below Step 1: Open Windows Power Shell from the Start Menu with Administrative Privileges and execute the following commands  Command prompt:/>   dism.exe /online / enable-feature /featurename: Microsoft-Windows - Subsystem-Linux /all /norestart Command prompt:/>   dism.exe /online / enable-feature /featurename:VirtualMachinePlatform /all /norestart Step 2: Restart your computer (This step is mandatory)  Step 3: Download the Linux Kernel Update package for x64 Machine  https://wslstorestorage.blob.core.windows.net/wslblob/wsl_update_...

Dual boot with Windows and Linux leads to the access of files in other Operating Systems. Viewing a windows partition on a Linux OS is not a big task. One can simply mount the OS and can see the files of windows within Linux. But accessing Linux EXT2, EXT3 and EXT4 files within Windows can be done only through an external software. EXt2FSD is a software that does this job. you can download the software from this link Once installed, its as easy as possible to “assign a drive letter ” to the partition.  Figure below shows that. Ext2FSD Ext2FSD Its just a simple process to access the linux files within windows. This is really helpful for the machines with UEFI partition. When Linux Boot loader is deleted, this will help to retrieve the files. Any other info, please comment below.

Kali Linux along with Windows 10 Kali Linux 2019. For Detailed Instructions: Please follow the Video Link Step 1: Have a pen drive or USB Drive of minimum 8GB (16GB Pendrive) Format it to FAT32 Partition. Step 2: Check your Disk Drive Properties. MBR or GPT Master Boot Record, GPT- GUID Partition Table. See the following image, It shows the partition style as "Master Boot Record" Master Boot Record Step 3: Download bootable Software (RUFUS). Its a powerful USB bootloader creator software. rufus works only with windows. See the following image for rufus window. Use of DD Mode is preferred instead of ISO Model for Kali Linux (Else you might get an error like CD ROM Detection during installation...). Use dd MODE as given in the following figure Rufus Selection of DD or ISO Method. Step 4: Reboot the system and bring the bootloader. Rebooting now... Step 5 : Press F12 or ESC or F1 as per the Laptop model you have. There will be two options: USB HDD or EFI...