Win10 + ubuntu dual-system installation Solution

Win10 + ubuntu dual-system installation Solution

There are a lot of tutorials on the internet, mostly from win7 and win8. I 've been tossing around for a day. Today, I have finally installed them all. It's a tough task. Many people say it's quite simple. Well, it's actually quite simple, many people reply that the installation is unsuccessful, and it is likely that the computer security permissions are involved. I use an Asus computer and use a USB flash disk for the boot disk installation. Win10 has been installed, and now a ubuntu15. (some images are collected on the Network)

1. Download The ubuntu15 iso image file from the official website. It may take more than 1 GB and put it on a computer drive.

2. Download The Ultraiso softlink tool. After the download is complete, insert the USB flash drive and use Ultraiso to [write the downloaded ubuntu image file to the USB flash drive ].

After writing the script, a success prompt will be displayed. Click "return.

3. After shutdown, press the small button on the left of the computer to enter the BIOS. Most laptops are F12 F11 F10 F2 or something. Some computers may need to press the Fn key .. Okay = click it on the restart page. My Asus computer enters after pressing the del key multiple times. Follow the instructions in this tutorial to set the USB flash drive to start. Click to open the link, which is very important.

4. The following describes the normal ubuntu installation process. The installation process is not described here. Remember to select win10 and ubuntu to coexist.

I want to say that after the installation is complete, there will be a restart operation, we will find that after the restart, we entered our previous win10, and did not enter ubuntu15, this time is really a crazy thing.

5. After win10 is found, we will install easybcd2.2 in win10, and select Add new entries and linux/grub automatically. (In fact, this setting is useless ), I just want to use this setting to bring up the following interface at next boot. Go to the place where I use a red circle and select a USB flash drive. After entering all the way, we will find that there are about four options. We chose to try ubuntu (we have installed it before, but can't get in, so try again here, instead of installing)

6. After Entering the trial, it will be a ubuntu interface. At this time, there will be an installation icon on the desktop. We choose to install it, and we will come to an interface like this (picture from the network ), I have five options. I chose to clear and install again (about 3rd options). This will be done after the installation is complete.

7. After the installation is complete, we can choose to restart. At this time, we will not directly enter win10 as we previously installed. At this time, there will be four options in the Guide diagram, the first is to enter ubuntu, and the second is to enter ubuntu (advanced). Generally, we should not click this. The third is windows boot manager. This is our win10 system, the fourth option is system options, so we don't need. So far, we can use our dual-system happily, that is, selecting 1 and 3 is our dual-system. Then we can delete all the things we don't need.

Note: although the method is a little complicated, it is the installation process tested by the bloggers. Different models may have slight differences, and the installation of different operating systems may be different, I believe that some people's methods are very simple and can be completed quickly.

The life lies in tossing and tossing, and the youth is still here. If you have any other good solutions, please leave a message to share and learn! My installation has also been completed based on the experience of many people. thanks to those who have shared their experiences.