Dual Boot Windows 7 & Ubuntu (Linux)!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Here are the step-by-step instructions on how to create a dual boot environment within your Windows 7. The instructions will show you have to install Ubuntu (Linux) along side with Windows 7. Please enjoy.
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Two years later and this video still helping people out! Man I was stuck on this for way too long, I totally forgot that you can boot from optical drives. Saved me from failing my computer networking lab. thanks man!
its nice to have a recent video, not something from 1852
Man 😂
Yea ikr
you said you were going to do a video about installing Linux from USB onto a duel boot Win 7 machine. Looked everywhere and cant find it. Links to other videos you refer to in your description would be helpful.
I separated 15gb on SSD to install Ubuntu and such, working normal and beauty
My question is: would these 15GB be just for installing Ubuntu or these 15 GB is for everything that installs on Ubuntu?
So what is the answer?
You lost me when you said "because I'm doing everything inside a virtual machine..." There is no VM in the Windows Disk Management utility so I have no idea how you jumped to that. Also dual boot to fixed partitions is totally different from VM use. Apparently from the comments, this video helps other people and I'm glad - they obviously are far smarter than I am. Oh well, time to look for a "dual boot for dummies" video. Basically my situation is that I have a separate disk that I want to dual boot to Ubuntu. I already have that installed and working, bootable using the bios boot selection. But I want to somehow edit the windows bcd menu to add a boot selection to that disk. See no way to do that.
Maybe you can make instructions on how to boot in iSCSI and how to propagate it for multiple users. Thanks!
I installed windows 7 first then ubuntu recently but i am not getting choice of selecting os, moreover it directly starts with win7, pls help me asap
What if you ever want to un-install Linux (or Windows) and bring it back to a single-boot system? Is that possible without losing data or messing anything up?
Format and deallocate the partition with linux, then add it to the windows partition
I already have Ubuntu 20.10 installed on my other laptop computers. But would like to now install windows 7 also. Is this possible? I can't install windows first, as the computers won't let me do that. This computer i'm typing on at the moment, is a windows 7 computer. But the cd/dvd drive is damaged. So I can't make an installation disk. And so far, haven't been able to figure out how to make installation media on a flash drive.
My Windows 10 Home - Dell laptop comes with Device Encryption. To access the bootable USB I need to disable Secure Boot and then am able to use Ubuntu using the "Try It" option (I also have to enable Legacy Boot).
Once I'm done trying Ubuntu, the issue I have is that Windows keeps asking for the Recovery Key. The only way I can access Windows is by re-enabling Secure Boot.
If I do install Ubuntu / Manjaro do I need to re-enable Secure Boot to access Windows 10. If I do so, will I face any issues in accessing Ubuntu and Windows the way it's shown here.
Really need some guidance on this one before I install Ubuntu or Manjaro.
I have an older laptop, so I don't have enough memory on my internal hard drive to store Ubuntu.
Could I do this dual boot with an external hard drive and what are the disadvantages of that approach and could I run into any problems?
How solved this problem ? I have already this problem 😞
So what if you already have partitioned the drive and formatted the Linux as EXT3 and swap partition as linux swap? Will the installer know what to do?
How does it know which drive to install on? or does it automatically select the empty partition?
Ich habe auch Win 7 drauf aber bekomme den Fehler beim booten. error invalid EFI file path. Who can help please
@BTNHD I'm attempting my inaugural dual boot installation while following your video guides. I'm curious whether I'll need to tinker with elements such as Linux grub to successfully set up the dual boot. Additionally, is activating Hyper-V or a similar component necessary for this process? Your assistance is greatly appreciated!
thank you, you have helped me a lot
Very helpful video thanks ✌👍
sir i have an old pc..on this pc I can't install python update version. One of my fb friend said i have two options
1) upgrade your CPU
2) go to Linux
sir if I go to linux ,will i be able to install python update version??
sir i want to be a full stack web developer. will I be able to install those software requirements for becoming web developer by switching to linux?
Yes
If you have windows 7 just run windows update and install all recommended updates. Its an update to sp1 (i dont remember update name) i had same issue and i fixed it
can you tech install window 7 with current ubuntu 20.40 at the same computer
I have a 500Gb hdd with Win7. Have partitioned 150Gb ready for Linux. I have already downloaded both Ubuntu Mate and also Linux Mint Cinnamon iso's, (not decided which to go for yet). I have watched a number of videos so far about dual-booting but none seem to apply. My issue is that I cannot create a boot disk for Linux/Ubuntu as:
A/ I have no spare dvd discs, plus
B/ my disc drive (D:/ - DVD RW hdd) has packed up... I think the laser may be misaligned.
I do have PowerISO and have created a virtual drive (E:/) Is there a way I can do this installation with the virtual drive?
So I have a question. I installed Ubu 20.04 along side win 7 on my dell laptop. I allocated too much memory to Ubu. Can you tell me how to uninstall Ubuntu 20.04? Any help would be appreciated. I get lost cuz there are so many answers...Thanks
Does this also work with Arch Linux since it doesn't come with a fancy installation UI
How do you get the iso?
Does it erase the hard disk?
why did i watched a billion of tutorial that is so complicated when this one easier LMAO
can you do a video to remove ubntu and install window 7/10
is it work on 32 bits
Question, since it already just has an option to install it alongside windows 7, can we just do that without resetting at all? And also is there a way to do this without actually creating an installation medium and instead just download ubuntu and boot it up
1. He didn't reset anything he just created a new disk partition.
2. You persay don't have to "create" an installation media you download the iso for the distro you want and you use Rufus to create a bootable usb to then run Linux either off the flash drive or a dual boot
Typically Stoned and I already did it, i just downloaded the disc image and found a tool that let me install straight from the disc image
Actually wait no i remember what I meant now, I meant to ask if it is possible to install it in the empty space on the c: rather than using another drive
In the newest version of Ubuntu, the option to install alongside windows 7 is gone, and instead it asks where on the hard drive to install in and you have to manually choose the other partition
@@dani.munoz.a23 just did a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 the install option for a dual boot is still in the installer/setup. Are you asking if you can put Ubuntu in the same partition or disk? He shows in the video how to put them on the same disk, and like I said in the previous comment if you don't even want to install it youh can run it off a USB drive or a removable hard drive no problem.
hopefully this workz
Nice
Liked for the accent
V-log
You mad genuis
Bruhh
plz make a video bout how to remove windows and permanently use linux
Literally just install linux like you normally would
@@dani.munoz.a23 lol okay
Does it erase the hard disk?
you have to select the option, alongside windows