Install Linux along with Windows: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 15:02, 6 December 2017

Set- up a live USB with Ubuntu software downloaded from its website
- Connect to your PC an empty USB stick
  - Download a program (install live USB programms, like Rufus) to make a live USB and open it
- Select the ubuntu ISO file and follow the steps
- Disconnect USB stick

- Search dskm (create and format hard disk partitions) and open it
- Choose the basic partition and then shrink space (the empty space will be used for the ubuntu)

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+== Install live USB ==
+*Set- up a live USB with Ubuntu software downloaded from its website
+**Connect to your PC an empty USB stick
+***Download a program (install live USB programms, like [https://rufus.akeo.ie Rufus]) to make a live USB and open it
+**Select the ubuntu ISO file and follow the steps
+**Disconnect USB stick<br />
+== Install Ubuntu ==
+**Search dskm (create and format hard disk partitions) and open it
+**Choose the basic partition and then shrink space (the empty space will be used for the ubuntu)<br />
+**Restart and press the button for entering the BIOS menu of your PC (depends on the model) before it opens
+**Connect the USB to the PC
+**Select secure boot and disable
+**Save and exit
+**Press the button for the boot menu (depends of the model)
+**Select the USB
+**Try Ubuntu without installing
+**Choose install Ubuntu from your desktop
+**Follow the steps
+***Install third-party software
+***Install Ubuntu alongside Windows boot manager
+***Continue and fill in the information
+***When finished restart
+***Every time you start-up you can change ubuntu to windows option