[BLISS ROMS Development] Technisol:
I recently installed on a Lenovo Miix 700 as documented in my earlier post with the Easy UEFI Windows Installer.(which is helpfully named not that, but Androidx86-Installv26.0003.exe) There is no grub or other menu that comes up after boot to allow OS selection, but shutting Win 10 down from the "Windows Start button: Power: Shut Down" as normal, BUT while holding the shift key down does a restart shutdown and then gives the UEFI(?) option to boot by another method ("Use a Device") from which Android-OS can be selected.

EDIT: My mistake. Grub is installed, but Win 10 is left as the primary boot device by default.(WHY?) If you dig around you'll find an app called EasyUEFI which you can use to reorder the boot order and pick Android which will then run the GRUB menu on each boot, and then select OS from there. There is a ten second default to Android unless you touch a key to select another option. Honestly, the text was so small on this screen and the timer was running and I just never twigged to it actually being the Grub menu. DUH! Now if I can figure out how to change the default on the Grub menu back to Windows 10 I can have the best of both worlds: Win 10 & Android with only a ten second default delay if I don't pick an OS to boot to sooner. Not necessary per se, but I do boot Windows 10 most often. I can't help but feel that a little cleanup editing on the relevant thread would have made this a bit more obvious, but hey, you can't look a gift horse in the mouth -or at least one ought not!

Also, the Miix 700 offers access to a similar boot menu when starting with the power button if you press long enough to get the white power LED lit then hold the Volume Up key down while it boots. I have the feeling that the first method is the "new" dual boot method, at least from the evidence I've seen... This stuff should be in a read me file with these tools so when you download and start messing around you can't miss them as long as you're smart enough to read the readme -a minor quibble, but with so many links it really is easy to miss the "destructions". As of now, they're found on webpage at the link to the original thread for the Easy installer... Yeah, as always, it pays to read -but it doesn't need to be such a pedantic pain as there is a LOT to take in.

The second method, just above, seems to be the best way for me to start Android X86 up as the touchscreen does not want to work on my Miix 700 if I start up with the method which exits Windows 10????? Not a deal breaker, but odd. I "assume" something is running after "booting/exiting" Win 10 which interferes and is never started up if one boots to Android through the Lenovo's UEFI/BIOS Boot menu. Odd, but weird stuff happens on most Dual OS systems, likely because of total lack of cooperation between OS makers/vendors, etc.

FRANKLY, the docs could use a bit of work because as written they're a bit confusing when trying to navigate through the whole process -different methods written/suggested at different times adds to the confusion. It'd be helpful if there was a simple step by step tutorial without the older now extraneous steps needed before the Easy installer was written. You're sort of jumping from thread to thread trying to follow links and find the ones currently/still relevant. It'd be nice if someone who knows the process in and out, sat down and approached this from the viewpoint of someone who knows nothing about this process and wrote a more step-by-step tutorial, but if you read a bit it will all sink in after a bit.