Dual Boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 20.04 {BOTH IN LEGACY AND UEFI MODE}
In this video I’ll show you how to Dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu 20.04 {BOTH IN LEGACY & UEFI}. As ubuntu 20.04 is out now you need to learn how to install ubuntu on windows 10. Most frequently people want to know how to install ubuntu alongside windows 10, and this video is the answer for you guys. ubuntu 20.04 is a great alternative for windows 10. So, people often like to install ubuntu alongside windows 10. It’s very easy to install ubuntu on windows 10 but people often mess up with boot loader during installation. There are many techniques to dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu but most of them won’t work both in UEFI and Legacy. But I’ll show you how to dual boot ubuntu windows 10 both in legacy and UEFI easily. BTW it is not possible to install ubuntu on windows 10 each in different modes (I.E one OS in legacy mode and another OS in UEFI mode) but you can dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu both in same mode. To install ubuntu alongside windows 10 you need a ubuntu ISO, Rufus application, USB flash drive & EasyBCD application.
Requirements: –
1) Ubuntu ISO image https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop
2) Rufus https://rufus.ie/
3) USB flash drive (minimum 4 GB)
4) EasyBCD (only for legacy mode) https://www.techspot.com/downloads/3112-easybcd.html
Text Instructions: –
1) First download Ubuntu 20.04 ISO (if you don’t have one)
2) Then download Rufus from the above link
3) Right click Rufus and click on “run as administrator” then click on “yes”
4) select your USB drive (minimum 4 Gib needed)
5) Then click on “select” and select ubuntu ISO image
6) Then click on start, then click on “yes” & click on “OK” twice
7) Now right click windows start menu and select “disk management”
8) Right click anyone of your partition and click on “shrink volume”
9) Enter 50000 MB in the dialog box and click on “shrink”
10) Now go to windows search box and type “system information” and check your BIOS mode is in legacy or UEFI (whatever it is just remember it)
11) With your USB plugged in restart your computer
12) Go inside your boot menu and boot your USB in appropriate mode (legacy or UEFI)
13) Click on “install ubuntu”
14) Select your language and keyboard layout and click on “continue”
15) Check the box “install third-party software” and click on “continue”
16) Select “something else” and click on “continue”
17) click on “free space” then click on the “+” symbol and type 40000 in “size” and then select “/” in mount point and click on “ok”
18) Again, click on “free space” then click on the “+” symbol and type 40000 in “size” and then select “swap area” in “use as” drop-down menu and click on “ok”
19) Finally, in “device for boot loader installation:” drop-down menu select the partition in which you have tick mark in the above box (for ex. In this video I have tick mark right next to dev/sda5 so I have to select /dev/sda5 in the “device for boot loader installation” drop-down menu)
20) Click on “install now” then click on “continue”
21) Select your location and click on “continue”
22) Enter a username and password then click on “continue”
23) Click on “restart now”
24) if you are in legacy mode your computer will automatically boot into windows
Only for legacy mode users: –
25) Download and install EasyBCD using the below link
https://www.techspot.com/downloads/3112-easybcd.html
26) Click on “add new entry”
27) Go to “Linux/BSD” tab
28) select “grub 2”in type
29) Give it a name & then click on “+” symbol to add boot menu entry
30) Restart your computer
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