Linux – How to dual-boot Kali Linux With ISO (no CD/USB/DVD)

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I am trying to install Kali Linux 1.0.7 to my Windows 8.1 32-bit PC. I have the ISO, but I have no CD's, USB Sticks, or DVD in my home so I was wondering how can I install Kali Linux without CD/USB/DVD? I've tried UNetBootIn but that didn't work. So what do I do?

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I guess you're trying to boot your PC from an ISO located on your hard drive.

I've never done this before and I don't know if it will work, but EasyBCD can add an ISO image to the boot menu. You can then boot from it and install Linux. After that boot back into Windows and use EasyBCD to delete the ISO boot entry.

See https://neosmart.net/wiki/easybcd/portable-entries/iso-images/

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