I have this question, that SEEMS to be answered but answers I find in SU or other places in google, just talk about Dual Booting Windows-Linux or booting in the same partition. Let me explain my case:
I have my SATA HDD partitioned. I have C:\ with 500 GB size and D:\ with 120 GB size. In both partitions I have Windows 10 PRO, I can choose with which one to boot when I turn on my PC.
The problem is that 120 GB partition is the one I use for my work, and I have my work stuff, programs destined to work, etc.
The 500 GB partition is my home partition, I have a lot of games installed, movies, music, pictures, applications, etc.
I want to switch between OS without shuting down the one I use for work because I would have to re-open aaaaaaall my stuff of the works. I woul'd prefer to hibernate it, then switch to my 500GB partition with Windows 10, and when I need to work, shut it down and wake up the 120 GB partition from hibernating to continue my work as I left it. I haven't tested it because I read that data may be corrupted or loss. So, it this safe and possible?
