What have you tried:I checked if it would be detected if i made the partition on my second disk but still nothing
What is the error: Not detecting “use the largest continuous free space” during dual boot install
What device is this on: nitro acer 5 laptop
If you have created a second partition on a windows box to install kali on, format that second partition to FAT32 so the installer will see it and can then use it.
To dual boot a linux distro with windows, you need to do some extra work to get it working sometimes;
https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-alongside-windows-11-dual-boot
Hey i’ve tried doing that but its still not giving me the option to use the largest continuous free space.
Maybe there could be something wrong with my iso file that i burned into my pendrive?
you can use the md5 checksums to check the ISO is as intended, and use Etcher to write therm to USB;