After dual booting, your system will boot into Ubuntu by default (if you don't select the OS manually). If you want, you can make Windows the default OS: ua-cam.com/video/Yp0dM-tsRl0/v-deo.html
My grub screen is not shown during reboot. I have to go to boot option again, select Ubuntu and then my grub screen is coming. First time your cmd command for grub screen actually worked but afterwards I once enterred boot option and after that when I switched on my machine again the grub screen is not coming and your cmd command is not working since then.
Thanks for this well-structured video tutorial. I am having difficulty in partitioning the free space for Ubuntu. I can't see SWAP option during partition. I can see home option and others. I couldn't see "Root" either, but assumed leaving it blank would do as you did in the video. Could you please help how can I fix it? Please note, free space has already been made, rebooted from the live USB, and this stage is just to allocate the root, swap and home partition, as per your instructions.
For all HP users you might face some problem. windows 10 is automatically booting and grub boot loader is not showing , what you have to do is press ESC and then enter into bios settings there you will see an option of UEFI there you have to change the booting order of ubuntu ,you have to give preference to ubuntu rather than windows which is set by default so saving this and rebooting will solve your problem.
Thanks for the video! I installed both and use Dual Boot. My Question is: Is there a way to boot Windows10 as default OS and use a cmd WITHIN Windows to restart the CPU and boot directly with Ubuntu?
Not that I know of. If you just want to use the Linux command line, you can install Ubuntu within Windows and it will run like a regular Windows application. It's called Windows Subsystem for Linux and you can find it in Windows Store.
In case someone is faced with the same problem, if you can't shrink the C drive to enough space because drive manager doesn't allow this you should you special program like PAssist that will help you.
This is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen. No unnecessary babbling, no going off on tangents -- just straight to the point, at the right pace and with respect for the viewer. Great job, thank you!
@@d-19jyotishchandrak70 hi - your response 'just flash that' what does that mean? i assumed you were saying i had to download "bionic-desktop-amd64 file"...so i searched for it online and tried to download. I found a link to it ...but tried to download....nothing. Am stuck now!!! Can anyone help pls!!! Thx in advance
Thank you so much, excellent tutorial! I could not install the latest version to boot with Windows 10, but went for the 18.04.5 and it worked. Not sure why, probably I did something wrong, but having at least this version working is a life saver.
Very interesting, perfect tutorial, I have an 120gb Ssd, in which is installed win 10, I have an 1tb Hdd, in which are installed my steam games, and a 500gb Hdd, where are installed Linux and a backup of win 10.
I later bought SSD of 256gb and installed Ubuntu and plugged in the CPU but it's now directly booting into Ubuntu without any option for HDD in which my window is there so do you any idea about how to resolve this problem.
For HP user (I'm using HP spectra X360), you can press ESC and press F9 to check your boot option. Then you can find the USB diskette hard disk option to use USB drive as your boot loader and continue the installation procedure in the video. I think some HP user will have another problem like what i faced, when you check your boot option, it only show up "OS boot manager" & "EFI file" options, to add USB drive into boot option. You need to follow next several steps: 1. Restart your computer and repeatedly press ESC and press F10 to jump into BIOS setting, in the "System configuration" section, ENTER "Boot Options" and Enabled Legacy Support then F10 save the change. After restart your computer, press ESC and F9, in the boot option, the USB drive option will show up. Hope this is work for HP users.
While doing partition during installation it is marked as Unused instead of Free Space.. So no + Sign appear for further process.. Please guide anyone.. I have done everything but now I am stuck.. In video at 6:05 when he creates partitions of free space there is the problem
Thanks Abhi for such an informative video on installing Ubuntu alongside windows. The only part that is not covered in the video is whether this method is going to work with BIOS Mode - UEFI or will it work only for BIOS Mode - Legacy?
Hello, I have a small problem. I've done everything the tutorial said and while the installation i got the error : Unable to Install Grub this is a fatal error. Can somebody help me?
Some questions (not native eng) - How can i know if linux take right disc? - I mean when i open options on linux it show at description that a 500 gb are usable (i set 40gb) and in windows discs manager it shows that disc i created is empty (default is not changed still have same free space as before install) - How to disable check with password when i can do something its everywhere
Not showing Ubuntu option in starting as well as when I go to Boot option there is no Ubuntu option. I have follow the same procedures as in the video. I use dell laptop
I tried to install Ubuntu on my HP laptop and the option 'Install Ubuntu alongside Windows boot manager' is not there. In fact, it is asking me to erase disk and install Ubuntu and many other options. Please help. Thank you...
And then, I installed Ubuntu using the same method and now I'm unable to boot windows. When my laptop was usually booting, it said 'no bootable device...insert any drive to boot' and I use to stop the boot in between and use to enter Ubuntu through efi mode. Then i repaired my grub loader through terminal and now I can directly boot to ubuntu. Still, i cannot boot to windows though, my Other drives are safe. See the complexity of my problem 😂
@@raduharhoi7948 I figured out the issue. If you go into the disk management in Windows, you will see all the partitions you have. You can only have four, so you basically have to choose between deleting the system reserved, recovery, or hp tools partition. I deleted the recovery, and now the install ubuntu alongside windows 7 option is available
@@Sm_DevOps once in the disk management app you should see a list of partitions. One will be around 15 gb or so and probably be named recovery or something like that. You can just right click and press delete probably
A problem: Able to restart my laptop > able to select my usb with Ubuntu from the boot menu > BUT the screen freezes :( all I see is the Dell logo in middle with a small Ubuntu sign at the bottom. How do I resolve this?
I followed the tutorial, but I’m now getting the error “reboot and select proper boot device”. I am unable to launch Windows or Ubuntu. Please help! Edit: I managed to fix it by popping back in the USB with Ubuntu, and then reinstalling it and wiping the old version. After the installation, I was asked which OS I’d like to boot into. Thanks for the tutorial!
Can I install and dual boot Linux by having the two operating systems on separate disks? Say my windows is on an SSD that I don't want to detriment space from so I would rather install Linux on my HDD with much more space.
@@deadalpeca8099 Dude, I did it only for fun XD, my uncle sent me a computer and told me to play with it. I've never actually used Ubuntu. If you want to dual buat the SSD, think twice if you really need this.
In win 10 the os selection screen doesn't appear. To fix that go to bios(F10 for HP) your key might be different. Got system configuration select boot option and press enter. Go to UEFI boot order and press enter on OS boot manager. There change the order by pressing F5/F6 and then press F10. Now again press F10 to save all setting and exit BIOS
Hello, You installed last Ubuntu...? Because choose OS screen is Black...? Of Ubuntu If installed first Ubuntu and after install Windows 10, the choose OS to boot screen should be the blue screen of Windows 10 screen...?
I don't think it voids warranty. Once I had a dual boot system. I faced a hardware issue with the Dell machine. To avoid trouble, I removed Ubuntu before contacting the tech support.
personal advice for partition. in case of 100 free space. give swap area 2-4 gb, and then half space for system, another half for /home. if you want install cuda etc in liunx. 20gb is not enough to hold these file
And the home page of downloads change every new LTS Release, so when he recorded the video, the most actualized version was 16, and, considering that you commented 4 months ago, it isn not the current version.
I dont get alongside option and i have unusable instead of free space in something else for partitions ,may i know the reason and solution for the same,awaiting for u r reply
Thanks a lot! Done dona done Though I was told in 1st year itself to shift to ubuntu but i was adamant about windows. Now I am in 2nd year and learning web development, now I can truly understand why Linux is better than windows for developers.
Hi everone, I have the following problem: my pc with 2 disk, 1 hdd 500Gb, 1 ssd 128Gb, I using win 10 64bit on disk ssd, and before I install ubuntu 18.04 on disk hdd. And now I want to dual boot win 10 and ubuntu but I can't access to screen that options. Please help me! Thank so much.
Followed your instructions and this Etcher turned a 4GB USB into a worthless 2.25MB drive that made it totally worthless! Had to go into disk management and dump the partition it made so I could allocate the rest of the drive that this joke of a software made unusable.
I have Dell inspiron 14- 3467. I am trying to make it dual boot window 10 (pre installed) and ubuntu. While installing I am not getting the option to install alongside the window10. What should I do to install it.
I am getting an error after selecting the Install Ubuntu option. It comes after selecting the language after which the screen goes all black and a bunch of information starts displaying stating "couldn't get size" and "Started Network Manager" and other things. Help me out please !!!!
@@sarangpatil8775 I had the same problem with Etcher. Rufus will work better. To fix your USB partition issue follow these instructions. www.eassos.com/blog/how-to-restore-usb-drive-back-to-full-capacity/
Addition: FAT32 is supported by almost any operating system - if you format your external / second hard drive to FAT32 you can also transfer the files between ubuntu and windows.
@David William Carey Marri Paid tutorial? It's simple man... You need atleast 40 GB space to install any kind of operating system. If you want to install, say Windows 10, you'll go to the website download the media creation tool and execute it, right? So that simple. But if you want to work on ISO files, you need a tool called Rufus (Windows) or Etcher (Linux). Download Rufus, execute it, select the ISO file, select the pen drive and flash it. That's all. Note: First install the older Windows then the newer Windows version. If you didn't follow this, your PC may be bricked. And another Note: If you want to install Linux alongside Windows (or a dual boot), you must install Windows first, then create some free space and then install Linux. Basically installing Windows will remove the grub bootloader. So, follow the above. Once you've flashed the ISO file in the pendrive, you must go to not options, then select the pendrive from the list. Disable *Secure boot* in the UEFI settings (only if you have UEFI). (Going to boot menu: reboot the system, press F12 for lenovo devices or F8 for most of the devices which will list the drives which you can boot into). ★ Installing Windows: after selecting a pendrive you must see a blue colour screen which would then result in a blue dialog box asking you to select the language and keymap. Select it click install and select the partition which you have allocated free space. That's all. ★ Installing Linux: most of the times, you will get a live environment of the particular operating system. So select *Install Now* which is a shortcut, mostly present in the desktop of the live Linux. Then go on, select the partition, timezone, keymap, etc. and click install. You are done. (Be careful while selecting partitions; it may lead to data loss which cannot be undone).
I know already, but you *really should have stated* that formatting a disk will delete everything on it. You just clicked past the data deletion warning without telling viewers what it does.
Hi please help me something happened and now I can't access ubunto or windows and every time I turn my pc on it goes to bios system and it just continues what should I do and my hard drive I think is corrupt now
(7:03) why did you set the bootloader installations as its default (/dev/sda)? I have seen other people set it on root partition (/ ) or even make different partition named "/boot". Which one is the better for UEFI boot and GPT disk? Thanks
@@Itsfoss Will there be any problem when I reinstall my Windows 10? And once again. If I want to install other linux as third OS, can I set the bootloader installation place in (/dev/sda ) again? Thank you so much, sorry for asking too much questions 😄
@@garudapenjunjungkebenaran5871 I have used the very same method and when I have to replace one Linux with another in dual boot, I just delete the earlier Linux partitions and create root. swap and home again. It has always worked for me.
Hi thanks so much for this video very helpful, I have a question can I have both operating systems in one system but using two different hard drives? Thanks a lot
I have a 256GB SSD for OS and have partitioned my hard disk(1 TB) into 3 drives. Can I install Ubuntu in the drives from Hard disk and leave windows OS as it is in SSD space??
Also, for HP users: Usually, it creates some problem preventing you from going ahead, if yo select the option of 'Install Ubuntu without trying'. It is always better to select 'Try Ubuntu' and then use the install Ubuntu application to install Ubuntu on to the computer. (Necessary for both dual boot and single boot)
Yes I faced the same issue with my laptop. Then, I deleted the previously installed once and then again installed and used 'Try Ubuntu' without install' first and then the full install.
While doing partition during installation it is marked as Unused instead of Free Space.. So no + Sign appear for further process.. Please guide anyone.. I have done everything but now I am stuck.. In video at 6:05 when he creates partitions of free space there is the problem
I want to install Zorin OS with Windows 10 and Android-x86 I have created a seperate partition for Android-x86 of 50GB and it is installed there And I have created 100GB of "free space" for Zorin OS too The main question is - Can I use this guide to triple boot Windows, Zorin OS and Android-x86 following the same steps you did in the video?
@@sudhanshumakwana7042 try running os-prober and rebuild grub and see if it can see Android or not. It would be also good to check the /boot/EFI directory contents
Thank you so much! It didn't work from the first attempt, but the problem was that i had more than 4 partition. So if it apears that the allocated space is unusable, just make sure u have maximum 4 partitions!
No it would not. Actually, then Ubuntu will give you the option to shrink the drive and choose how much space you want to give to Ubuntu within the drive. You'll see where it is going to be installed.
@@Itsfoss Thanks for the response. Actually, in my windows 10, I have C, D AND F Drives, I want to install this ubuntu in D drive ( dual OS), but I am not getting what options to choose and what to partition to install ubuntu in D Drive. I do not want to disturb the C drive.
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After dual booting, your system will boot into Ubuntu by default (if you don't select the OS manually). If you want, you can make Windows the default OS: ua-cam.com/video/Yp0dM-tsRl0/v-deo.html
My grub screen is not shown during reboot. I have to go to boot option again, select Ubuntu and then my grub screen is coming. First time your cmd command for grub screen actually worked but afterwards I once enterred boot option and after that when I switched on my machine again the grub screen is not coming and your cmd command is not working since then.
was the volume partition of mbr or gpt?
Thank you so so much! This was a great walkthrough :)
can i shrink my DATA:(D)??
Thanks for this well-structured video tutorial. I am having difficulty in partitioning the free space for Ubuntu. I can't see SWAP option during partition. I can see home option and others. I couldn't see "Root" either, but assumed leaving it blank would do as you did in the video. Could you please help how can I fix it? Please note, free space has already been made, rebooted from the live USB, and this stage is just to allocate the root, swap and home partition, as per your instructions.
Video starts with "Hello Linux users"
Probably everyone here is a windows user just wants to use linux too
yes. windows is worse with this 2004 version
xD
So accurate 😂😂
I want Linux to learn to code
@@ahmeteneskececi6088 Till 1909 it was working smooth in my 15 year old PC...
For all HP users you might face some problem. windows 10 is automatically booting and grub boot loader is not showing , what you have to do is press ESC and then enter into bios settings there you will see an option of UEFI there you have to change the booting order of ubuntu ,you have to give preference to ubuntu rather than windows which is set by default so saving this and rebooting will solve your problem.
Hirdyansh Bhalla thank you
after pressed f10 there have no option like bios setting..here showing some other option.
@@tasneemsadia8517 you might have some other key to enter into the bios settings,you can check that for your pc on internet
same problem here, UEFI has no options for booting into Ubuntu
@ which laptop are you having ?
Thanks for the video! I installed both and use Dual Boot. My Question is: Is there a way to boot Windows10 as default OS and use a cmd WITHIN Windows to restart the CPU and boot directly with Ubuntu?
Not that I know of. If you just want to use the Linux command line, you can install Ubuntu within Windows and it will run like a regular Windows application. It's called Windows Subsystem for Linux and you can find it in Windows Store.
Unfortunately no.
In case someone is faced with the same problem, if you can't shrink the C drive to enough space because drive manager doesn't allow this you should you special program like PAssist that will help you.
This is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen. No unnecessary babbling, no going off on tangents -- just straight to the point, at the right pace and with respect for the viewer. Great job, thank you!
Thank you and congratulations for such a great lesson! Best Regards from Brazil!
Glad you liked it, Decio. Do subscribe for more Linux videos :)
noooo!! i don't wanna go to brazil
@@wiekweeb6832 You're going to Brazil.
@Azam Usman it’s a meme
@@therealmrj1🎉
Good video, fast and clear.
Glad you liked it :)
From where did the bionic-desktop-amd64 file come? On downloading ubuntu, I only got an ubuntu-18.04-desktop-amd64 file. I'm confused
Yeah, even I do have the same doubt. Can anyone give us a solution to this file? How to download and get this file?
same question
Just flash that
he had ubuntu preinstalled i guess, that's why he used another disc file.
@@d-19jyotishchandrak70
hi - your response 'just flash that' what does that mean?
i assumed you were saying i had to download "bionic-desktop-amd64 file"...so i searched for it online and tried to download. I found a link to it ...but tried to download....nothing. Am stuck now!!! Can anyone help pls!!! Thx in advance
According to me, dual booting is the most easiest job which I've done in Linux... Others seemed difficult for me in the beginning.
Thank you so much, excellent tutorial! I could not install the latest version to boot with Windows 10, but went for the 18.04.5 and it worked. Not sure why, probably I did something wrong, but having at least this version working is a life saver.
Glad you found it useful, Alexandra. If you haven't already, please do subscribe :)
This is my quarantine project of the day 😂 to install Ubuntu to my old "gaming" laptop 8gb ram i7 gtx850m 😂
edit:it worked 100%
Yay ... Glad you found it useful, HOT _vaios. If you haven't already, please do subscribe :)
Did you use an external drive?
HOT _vaios thats not looking like old gaming laptop
Sardor Mamarasulov
Haha I thought the same thing
Has this made any effect on your gaming (FPS etc.)?
Very interesting, perfect tutorial, I have an 120gb Ssd, in which is installed win 10, I have an 1tb Hdd, in which are installed my steam games, and a 500gb Hdd, where are installed Linux and a backup of win 10.
I later bought SSD of 256gb and installed Ubuntu and plugged in the CPU but it's now directly booting into Ubuntu without any option for HDD in which my window is there so do you any idea about how to resolve this problem.
@@ashutoshsingh3224 try in askubuntu forum..You will get answers
Hey how can I decide where to install linux like either in hdd or ssd?
@@strixxxx Because of the size of SSD. He only has 120 GB and along with windows he could only have like one or two (probably) games on SSD.
@@ashutoshsingh3224 go to bios set the boot priopreity
thank you for a great walkthrough, Blessings!
Glad you liked it. Do subscribe to the channel for more Ubuntu tutorials.
For HP user (I'm using HP spectra X360), you can press ESC and press F9 to check your boot option. Then you can find the USB diskette hard disk option to use USB drive as your boot loader and continue the installation procedure in the video. I think some HP user will have another problem like what i faced, when you check your boot option, it only show up "OS boot manager" & "EFI file" options, to add USB drive into boot option. You need to follow next several steps: 1. Restart your computer and repeatedly press ESC and press F10 to jump into BIOS setting, in the "System configuration" section, ENTER "Boot Options" and Enabled Legacy Support then F10 save the change. After restart your computer, press ESC and F9, in the boot option, the USB drive option will show up. Hope this is work for HP users.
Thanks a lot...
There are still more options available in booting.
U can create a blog for it and post the link here.
It will be of great help.
Thanksss,
Do you know about the grub4dos processing the preset menu when booting in ubuntu
While doing partition during installation it is marked as Unused instead of Free Space.. So no + Sign appear for further process..
Please guide anyone.. I have done everything but now I am stuck.. In video at 6:05 when he creates partitions of free space there is the problem
Thanks Abhi for such an informative video on installing Ubuntu alongside windows. The only part that is not covered in the video is whether this method is going to work with BIOS Mode - UEFI or will it work only for BIOS Mode - Legacy?
This vid is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
You're welcome.
@@Itsfoss hi! how can I do this when I wanna use 1 SSD for windows and another SSD for linux? will I need some additional software?
Good video and it's pretty straightforward
Glad you liked it. Do subscribe :)
Hello, I have a small problem. I've done everything the tutorial said and while the installation i got the error : Unable to Install Grub this is a fatal error. Can somebody help me?
How did you solve this ?
Some questions (not native eng)
- How can i know if linux take right disc? - I mean when i open options on linux it show at description that a 500 gb are usable (i set 40gb) and in windows discs manager it shows that disc i created is empty (default is not changed still have same free space as before install)
- How to disable check with password when i can do something its everywhere
Okay, the first thing is fine - its been on linux (Gnome - Discs) and there is it right.
Btw. before i can find it i must type password three times :l
Not showing Ubuntu option in starting as well as when I go to Boot option there is no Ubuntu option. I have follow the same procedures as in the video. I use dell laptop
Same thing with me... and I use Samsung. Did you find any solution?
I tried to install Ubuntu on my HP laptop and the option 'Install Ubuntu alongside Windows boot manager' is not there. In fact, it is asking me to erase disk and install Ubuntu and many other options. Please help. Thank you...
Could be a number of reasons. Old partitioning systems, not using the correct drive etc. This is why "Something Else" option always works.
And then, I installed Ubuntu using the same method and now I'm unable to boot windows. When my laptop was usually booting, it said 'no bootable device...insert any drive to boot' and I use to stop the boot in between and use to enter Ubuntu through efi mode. Then i repaired my grub loader through terminal and now I can directly boot to ubuntu. Still, i cannot boot to windows though, my Other drives are safe. See the complexity of my problem 😂
@@rajatsemwal1865 hlo can u help
I get same error
Plz help me to get window 10 back
When I shrink the volume of my windows disk it gives me 0 MB to use. Can you give me any suggestions?
"Install Ubuntu along side windows 10" option is not available for me and the partion that i created is unusable please help
hello! did you manage to solve this problem? If so, can you tell me how?
Yeah I have the same problem
@@raduharhoi7948 I figured out the issue. If you go into the disk management in Windows, you will see all the partitions you have. You can only have four, so you basically have to choose between deleting the system reserved, recovery, or hp tools partition. I deleted the recovery, and now the install ubuntu alongside windows 7 option is available
@@spunkmc482 how you delete the recovery partition?
@@Sm_DevOps once in the disk management app you should see a list of partitions. One will be around 15 gb or so and probably be named recovery or something like that. You can just right click and press delete probably
A problem: Able to restart my laptop > able to select my usb with Ubuntu from the boot menu > BUT the screen freezes :( all I see is the Dell logo in middle with a small Ubuntu sign at the bottom. How do I resolve this?
Did you solve this issue
I followed the tutorial, but I’m now getting the error “reboot and select proper boot device”. I am unable to launch Windows or Ubuntu. Please help!
Edit: I managed to fix it by popping back in the USB with Ubuntu, and then reinstalling it and wiping the old version. After the installation, I was asked which OS I’d like to boot into. Thanks for the tutorial!
Can I install and dual boot Linux by having the two operating systems on separate disks? Say my windows is on an SSD that I don't want to detriment space from so I would rather install Linux on my HDD with much more space.
Yes you can.
Maybe this thread can help you askubuntu.com/questions/726972/dual-boot-windows-10-and-linux-ubuntu-on-separate-hard-drives
You asked the exact question I needed an answer for. You rock, thank you!
Buy icy dock
@@vylemsobotka3653 this isn't relevant. are you advertising icydock?
@@SBinKMedia what
The one who save someone's life is equal to god.
Really good! I'm 14 and I succesefully made a 128 GB SSD to dual boot 😆! I'm so happy and proud of me 😂😂😂. Thanks for the tutorial !
Yayyiiee! That's wonderful! Please do subscribe to our channel :)
Dude I'm almost 18 and scared shirtless of fucking up my ssd
@@deadalpeca8099 Dude, I did it only for fun XD, my uncle sent me a computer and told me to play with it. I've never actually used Ubuntu. If you want to dual buat the SSD, think twice if you really need this.
In win 10 the os selection screen doesn't appear. To fix that go to bios(F10 for HP) your key might be different. Got system configuration select boot option and press enter. Go to UEFI boot order and press enter on OS boot manager. There change the order by pressing F5/F6 and then press F10. Now again press F10 to save all setting and exit BIOS
5:05 i get crash in here
And if i use minimal Installation its ok
awesome video bro thanks a lot
Thx man! I have been going through many videos but none worked..urs is a life saver
I am happy to be able to help you, Jayanth! Please do subscribe and Happy Linux-ing :)
If you just installed Ubuntu 18.04, watch our new video on things to do after installing Ubuntu 18.04: ua-cam.com/video/ynA_zv2eRzE/v-deo.html
thanks bro u made my day. U earned a subscriber ;)
Delighted :)
thanks dude
but i actually ended up installing linux completely rather than a dual boot
nice video bro, thumbs up for u :)
after installing ubuntu along windows 10 it says "Reboot and select proper Boot device" I only have 1 ssd, what should I do?
Hello,
You installed last Ubuntu...? Because choose OS screen is Black...? Of Ubuntu
If installed first Ubuntu and after install Windows 10, the choose OS to boot screen should be the blue screen of Windows 10 screen...?
my pc not show 1st option
You can now do it in the GUI itself from 18.04
Very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks bro! It's the best video I've ever seen! You are the best #ubuntuthebest
I am so happy this video helped you. Please do subscribe to our channel :)
P.S> Linux FTW! ;)
Can I load Ubuntu on a computer which has pre-loaded windows 10?? will the warranty become void if I load another OS???
I don't think it voids warranty. Once I had a dual boot system. I faced a hardware issue with the Dell machine. To avoid trouble, I removed Ubuntu before contacting the tech support.
What if I want Ubuntu on another drive(M.2 Nvme SSD) I added in laptop?
personal advice for partition. in case of 100 free space. give swap area 2-4 gb, and then half space for system, another half for /home. if you want install cuda etc in liunx. 20gb is not enough to hold these file
this is great as i can finally use Linux for my AI projects instead of using a vm
what are you studying if you dont mind me asking?
im not studying anything as im only 13 but i hope to study machine learning i just started learning to do this a few years ago
@@danieli4055 damn nigga u a nerd.....
@@AriKariG damn nigga yeah he is, is there a problem with that?
@@danieli4055 you studying python?
AMAZING! Great tutorial! Very clear, step by step process! Subbed :)
Glad it worked for you! Thank you for appreciating and subscribing :)
Why i dont have the free space on the installation proces but unallocated?? Please help
sir I can't see the option of ( bionic - desktop amd 64 ) please help and guide anybody
Prefer Rufus instead of etcher. Etcher may damage your USB. Rest tutorial is very good.
Thanks for the feedback.
Hi, Can someone tell me why cannot I see the option of bionic-desktop-amd64?
Have you dowloaded it? If yes, maybe the archive is corrupted, or the program is not working well. try redownloading both, and reinstalling EtcherIO
And the home page of downloads change every new LTS Release, so when he recorded the video, the most actualized version was 16, and, considering that you commented 4 months ago, it isn not the current version.
what is bionic amd64? why u dont flash the ubuntu image?
Thanks for this comment i was looking the same .............
@@eduardosantiago6948 where i can find the bionic amd64? what it's type ? can i replace it with any image i couldn't find this
@@eduardosantiago6948 thanks alot
same question
That is the ubuntu image
I can't access the free space from ubuntu and I'm using windows 10 home. Any idea how to resolve it ?
I tried f7 f8 f10 f12 and it never shows the boot menu, please help
I've accidentally deleted my D:/ but its ok thx
noob
Excellent video! Thank you so much for sharing. And keeping it simple, coherent, achievable!
Glad you liked it :)
Thank you so much for the video bro! nicely explained!
No problems faced in installing after watching the video!
So glad that it worked perfectly for you Prabal. Please do subscribe. :)
I dont get alongside option and i have unusable instead of free space in something else for partitions ,may i know the reason and solution for the same,awaiting for u r reply
I'm stuck on 5:00 "Update and other software" page and after an hour it says "ubuntu installation is not responding".. please help
I tried to partition my D drive and after selecting how much space i need it doesnt actually partition it. Just stuck on the blue loading cursor
Did it work after partitioning D drive??
Just click on any drives right click, then go to tools and then anslyse to check the status of fragmentation
It may sometime takes hours to partition.
Set playback speed to 1.25x and thank me later.
No thanks from me
Thanks a lot! Done dona done
Though I was told in 1st year itself to shift to ubuntu but i was adamant about windows.
Now I am in 2nd year and learning web development,
now I can truly understand why Linux is better than windows for developers.
Yay! So happy you have finally made the switch, Pradnyesh! Stay subscribe and we hope to help you with you Linux journey :)
@@Itsfoss what is that bionic file? Could you please explain?
Hi everone, I have the following problem: my pc with 2 disk, 1 hdd 500Gb, 1 ssd 128Gb, I using win 10 64bit on disk ssd, and before I install ubuntu 18.04 on disk hdd. And now I want to dual boot win 10 and ubuntu but I can't access to screen that options. Please help me! Thank so much.
Can I replace bionic AMD 64 to Kali Linux image? During flash that drive.
You may. Kali Linux installer may look a bit different but the main idea remains the same.
Followed your instructions and this Etcher turned a 4GB USB into a worthless 2.25MB drive that made it totally worthless! Had to go into disk management and dump the partition it made so I could allocate the rest of the drive that this joke of a software made unusable.
I have a similar experience with Etcher. The free Rufus program for creating bootable U.S.B. sticks is much better, works perfectly.
hi sir,ubuntu doesnt detect my hdd during installation,how do i go about it?
thanks
same with me..how did you correct it?? plz tell
@@dhruvmittal4992 Maybe you need another file system of your HDD. Search of it at internet.
I have Dell inspiron 14- 3467.
I am trying to make it dual boot window 10 (pre installed) and ubuntu.
While installing I am not getting the option to install alongside the window10.
What should I do to install it.
don't forget to create the partition.
I have the same problem but I created a partition on Windows for installing Ubuntu there.
I am getting an error after selecting the Install Ubuntu option. It comes after selecting the language after which the screen goes all black and a bunch of information starts displaying stating "couldn't get size" and "Started Network Manager" and other things. Help me out please !!!!
Where did u find "bionic amd64" file?
Hey my usb space shrinked to 2.5 mb from 32 gb
Please reply fast
@@sarangpatil8775 I had the same problem with Etcher. Rufus will work better. To fix your USB partition issue follow these instructions. www.eassos.com/blog/how-to-restore-usb-drive-back-to-full-capacity/
Just go to Disk Manager and reallocate the space of the USB drive.
Great commentary! Loved the little puns. :D
Thanks so much! I am really conscious of my voice and accent all the time but your comment is uplifting :)
Partition UEFI 300>>500 Mb ?
Swap RAM unnecessary.
Ubuntu Linux The UEFI partition was created by the manufacturer itself. Swap size is always debatable ;)
Canonical has chosen to replace the swap partition, in 18.04, with a swap file that is integral with the root --- just like the page file in windoze
What is the recommended space allocation for EFI System Partition?
Watch 8:23 as it shows the most important part of the video and many people make mistakes f they dont see this part carefully
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Really helpful and easy to follow, thank you!
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Q: why the USB needs to be formatted to FAT32 and not NTFS ? what will happen if I format usb with NTFS .. thanks.
NTFS is a File system for Windows - so will not work with Linux. FAT32 is supported by Win/Linux/OSX, hope that helps.
Thanks Jibwood, I was wondering that too.
Addition: FAT32 is supported by almost any operating system - if you format your external / second hard drive to FAT32 you can also transfer the files between ubuntu and windows.
usually it just read only in some linux flavors
FAT = File Allocation Table
Ubuntu read and write NTFS partitions out of the box
Getting this error
the grub efi amd64 signed package failed to install into target
How did you solve this ?
Thank you so much, but how do I downgrade and remove Ubuntu?
Guys pls don't use Etcher. It ruined my usb. Use rufus instead
Mine it says. "This computer has no detected operating systems" what should i do now ?
Binayak Aryal mine to, did u manage to fix it?
no bro
Binayak Aryal disable uefi secure boot and woula
mine fixeddd
Binayak Aryal i dont know how to disable it, cant find it in bios...
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@@Itsfoss why do you only respond to someone who doesn't have any issues while you don't even bother to help who are having one? 😡
@@unknownplayer10k Okay, what's the issue with you? Maybe, I can help...
@David William Carey Marri Paid tutorial? It's simple man...
You need atleast 40 GB space to install any kind of operating system.
If you want to install, say Windows 10, you'll go to the website download the media creation tool and execute it, right? So that simple. But if you want to work on ISO files, you need a tool called Rufus (Windows) or Etcher (Linux).
Download Rufus, execute it, select the ISO file, select the pen drive and flash it. That's all.
Note: First install the older Windows then the newer Windows version. If you didn't follow this, your PC may be bricked. And another Note: If you want to install Linux alongside Windows (or a dual boot), you must install Windows first, then create some free space and then install Linux.
Basically installing Windows will remove the grub bootloader. So, follow the above.
Once you've flashed the ISO file in the pendrive, you must go to not options, then select the pendrive from the list. Disable *Secure boot* in the UEFI settings (only if you have UEFI). (Going to boot menu: reboot the system, press F12 for lenovo devices or F8 for most of the devices which will list the drives which you can boot into).
★ Installing Windows: after selecting a pendrive you must see a blue colour screen which would then result in a blue dialog box asking you to select the language and keymap. Select it click install and select the partition which you have allocated free space. That's all.
★ Installing Linux: most of the times, you will get a live environment of the particular operating system. So select *Install Now* which is a shortcut, mostly present in the desktop of the live Linux. Then go on, select the partition, timezone, keymap, etc. and click install. You are done. (Be careful while selecting partitions; it may lead to data loss which cannot be undone).
This was an awesome tutorial, great job! You've earned my sub.
I know already, but you *really should have stated* that formatting a disk will delete everything on it. You just clicked past the data deletion warning without telling viewers what it does.
Can you show the other way around? I have linux mint 19.2 installed and i would like to dual boot windows 10 alongside. How can I do that? TIA
Hi, I dont get the option for "Installation type" when trying to install ubuntu, thus I cannot select the option of "something else" any ideas?
same problem
Go into bios and check for whether sata is raid or ahci because ubuntu can only be installed on ahci
It all perfectly worked bruh! thanku so much❤️
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Hi please help me something happened and now I can't access ubunto or windows and every time I turn my pc on it goes to bios system and it just continues what should I do and my hard drive I think is corrupt now
For HP Users press F9 to get that menu. F10 will open BIOS.
Thanks for the tip, Himanshu :)
The best tutorial!!! Thank you!!!
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Good work
If I want to install windows after installing Ubuntu then grub is automatically vanished...there is no grub is showing..direct windows is opened.
That's natural. What you can do is to reinstall grub or fix the boot with a live USB of Ubuntu.
@@Itsfoss and how to do that...
How can I install Windows on my Ubuntu 2010 systen ?
(7:03) why did you set the bootloader installations as its default (/dev/sda)? I have seen other people set it on root partition (/ ) or even make different partition named "/boot". Which one is the better for UEFI boot and GPT disk? Thanks
If there is bootloader already present, no need to create another partition for boot.
@@Itsfoss Will there be any problem when I reinstall my Windows 10?
And once again. If I want to install other linux as third OS, can I set the bootloader installation place in (/dev/sda ) again?
Thank you so much, sorry for asking too much questions 😄
@@garudapenjunjungkebenaran5871 I have used the very same method and when I have to replace one Linux with another in dual boot, I just delete the earlier Linux partitions and create root. swap and home again. It has always worked for me.
Don't use Etcher. It's malware or spyware.
Hi thanks so much for this video very helpful, I have a question can I have both operating systems in one system but using two different hard drives? Thanks a lot
I have a 256GB SSD for OS and have partitioned my hard disk(1 TB) into 3 drives. Can I install Ubuntu in the drives from Hard disk and leave windows OS as it is in SSD space??
I have the same doubt
Yes, that's possible.
@@Itsfoss Thanks....hope it works fine....haven't tried it yet...confused about the swap, root, and other space allocations...
The free space selection at the installation stage says that it's 'unusable'. Can you please help? I'm stuck 😅
check out your drive partitions maybe? windows should have a place for that in the settings just search for drive settings or something
Also, for HP users: Usually, it creates some problem preventing you from going ahead, if yo select the option of 'Install Ubuntu without trying'. It is always better to select 'Try Ubuntu' and then use the install Ubuntu application to install Ubuntu on to the computer. (Necessary for both dual boot and single boot)
Yes I faced the same issue with my laptop.
Then, I deleted the previously installed once and then again installed and used 'Try Ubuntu' without install' first and then the full install.
While doing partition during installation it is marked as Unused instead of Free Space.. So no + Sign appear for further process..
Please guide anyone.. I have done everything but now I am stuck.. In video at 6:05 when he creates partitions of free space there is the problem
I'VE been for hourse and thanks to ur video finally I've done it thanks mate
Enjoy it :)
I want to install Zorin OS with Windows 10 and Android-x86
I have created a seperate partition for Android-x86 of 50GB and it is installed there
And I have created 100GB of "free space" for Zorin OS too
The main question is - Can I use this guide to triple boot Windows, Zorin OS and Android-x86 following the same steps you did in the video?
Yes, it should work.
Actually I did try it and now there is no entry for Android-x86 in GRUB menu
@@sudhanshumakwana7042 try running os-prober and rebuild grub and see if it can see Android or not. It would be also good to check the /boot/EFI directory contents
Actually I'm a newbie to Linux and I'm unaware of os-prober and stuff. Can you please help and explain more about it?
Thank you so much! It didn't work from the first attempt, but the problem was that i had more than 4 partition. So if it apears that the allocated space is unusable, just make sure u have maximum 4 partitions!
if we choose first option in installation type, what happens to existing windows 10 OS C drive, will it get erased?
No it would not. Actually, then Ubuntu will give you the option to shrink the drive and choose how much space you want to give to Ubuntu within the drive. You'll see where it is going to be installed.
@@Itsfoss Thanks for the response.
Actually, in my windows 10, I have C, D AND F Drives, I want to install this ubuntu in D drive ( dual OS), but I am not getting what options to choose and what to partition to install ubuntu in D Drive. I do not want to disturb the C drive.