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The answer is, Yes. But.

It makes a difference what version of Windows you have installed. If it is Windows 8 & upwards you need to follow the advice given here

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI

Even so, once you have re-coected the Windows drive you will need to tell Ubuntu about the existence of Windows. You do that by going into the BIOS/UEFI boot system settings utility and setting it to boot from the Ubuntu drive.

You then load Ubuntu and open a terminal & run this command

Code:

sudo update-grub

You will be asked to put in your user password. It will not be printed to the screen but it will be accepted and the command will run. Watch the printout to the screen. It should show the Linux boot loader (Grub) detecting the Windows boot loader on the other drive. Then as long as you boot from the Ubuntu drive you should get a boot menu that will let you load from Ubuntu or Windows.

Regards.

It is possible to install Linux/Ubuntu without discoecting the existing Windows drive. It is a little more complicated to do. If you are interested in that method we can give advice.

Regards.

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