In this tutorial, learn how to install Kali Linux on Windows using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) and then move the installation to the D drive for better organization and space management. Follow these easy steps to get Kali Linux up and running on your system with minimal hassle.
Steps Covered:
Install Kali Linux via WSL
Export Kali Linux to the D drive
Unregister the current installation
Import Kali Linux to the D drive
Start Kali Linux
Clean up temporary files
Commands Used:
wsl –install –distribution kali-linux
wsl –export kali-linux D:kali-linux.tar
wsl –unregister kali-linux
wsl –import kali-linux D:WSLkali-linux D:kali-linux.tar –version 2
wsl -d kali-linux
del D:kali-linux.tar
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