To add a little bit of context: I use occasionally Parrot Security Edition on a Virtual Machine for more than one year now, I would like now to dual boot alongside Windows 10. I’ve been trying to do it since two weeks. I know that I’m not an expert but I still want to use Parrot OS.
Problem: Parrot don’t detect my internal Hard Disk but only my boot USB Stick (see screenshots)
my laptop Spec:
Processor: Intel i3-1005G1
RAM: 8Gb DDR4
Storage: 256Gb PCle NVMe SSD
Boot mode: UEFI
What I’ve already tried / done: Flash the Security and Home editions to a USB stick using Balena Etcher & Rufus, disabled Secure boot and fast boot, formated the patition created for parrot in ExFat & Fat32.
I am assuming that you want to be able to access the files on your Windows C drive when using Parrot from the USB stick, and the reason Parrot cannot see the windblows drive is because Linux doesnt by default support the NTFS file type that the windows drive is formatted with.
If you want that functionality, you need to install packages like fuse