In this article will provide you with step by step instruction on installation of Ubuntu on the Windows 10 operating system. We assume that your machine comes pre-installed with Windows 10 OS or an older version of Microsoft Windows, such as Windows 8.1 or 8.
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Installation
First, we need to check the hardware use. In case your hardware uses UEFI then we should modify the EFI settings and disable Secure Boot feature before we proceed further. In order to make the changes, please follow the steps below.
Once you have made changes in the hardware as you need to create a free space on the computer hard disk in case the system is installed on a single partition. To create the partition follow the step mentioned below;
So now all the pre-installing steps has been completed, we will start the installation process. We require an Ubuntu ISO file which can be downloaded from Ubuntu’s website.
Then we need to have a Memory Stick of minimum 4GB storage space to create a bootable USB stick for Ubuntu. Form which you can use a utility like Rufus which is UEFI compatible to create a bootable USB stick for Ubuntu.
Once you have completely downloaded and launched Rufus, under the Create a bootable disk using section, select the ISO image and locate the downloaded Ubuntu ISO file.
Now restart your windows PC Enter BIOS and Enable Boot from USB. You will now see the Ubuntu installation menu on your computer.
That’s it, you’re done.
Note: It is always recommended that you backup your important files before proceeding, even though this method has been tested a couple of times from our end.
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