Wubi hakuna install#
I will outline how I think that I would proceed to install Ubuntu or Mint (either one) on your computer. There is an easier way! Let Linux automatically partition your drive and set itself up! The people who make Ubuntu and Mint have been striving hard to make this simple, and I think they've done very well. This is usually the hard way for new users to install Ubuntu or Linux Mint. You mentioned limiting Windows to about a 60 GB partition, and the link you gave () steps through the "manual" partitioning steps to shrink Windows and create space for Linux.
Wubi hakuna windows 10#
This is the modern method (instead of older MBR partitioning) and I think Windows 10 would have used this preferred method. I am hopeful that when you formatted the SSD that it used the GPT partitioning method. With luck, you won't need to do that though. If it becomes necessary to reformat your SSD again and reinstall Windows again, it will probably not be too painful. Having a clean fresh installation of Windows (with all of your important things backed up) is a good way to start. This is why so often we have to combine our past experience with guesswork and with Google searches. Keep in mind that probably no one here has your exact motherboard. And it is quite possible that will be necessary for you to install Linux. It is one of those brands that needs some special action(s) to disable Secure Boot. Well, I had a bad feeling that you might have an Asus. So I'm sure you will also get good advice from others very soon too. We have many people on the forum with a lot of installation experiences, but we don't all have the same experiences. If you find that you must disable Secure Boot, some brands require special steps to do this, and maybe yours is one of those. So please tell us what brand and model number is your computer? That is a good place to start. I have 2 laptops that I can install Ubuntu and Linux Mint both with Secure Boot left enabled, so I know from experience that this is possible. But many Linux can use it too, but maybe the computers make a difference. Many people give instructions (like maybe the webites you quoted above) that tells people to disable Secure Boot. There are other settings in BIOS/UEFI that can be a problem too. This is where you are trying to disable Secure Boot. Since you are having a problem, and since your internet connection may be fallible, it is good to rule out a bad download as one of the many things that can go wrong.Įvery computer is different, and so is the BIOS/UEFI firmware which causes so many troubles when installing Linux. If you verify the MD5 or SHA256 sums first, then you know your download was complete and not corrupted. It is far better to get a simple free program (like this one) to verify before you create the media. You can still verify the checksum after you create the media, but it is more trouble.
Wubi hakuna iso#
Do you think that the "simple" check I did was not enough ?Īs I used differents ISO from differents distros, I hoped to exclued the problem, statistically. I have to admi that my internet connection is fallible. (When you reboot on the live USB, you can Install Ubuntu, Try without installing or check the support. I created the install medias and systematically verified these ones, by running the "support check" during the install steps. "that check is useless if you already created the install media, and verified it". I didn't "checksumed" the ISOs because according doc.ubuntu-f : It's not old, I didn't used it so much, so. It obtains a 96% integrity score on CrystalDiskInfo.
I used Rufus, i also used UnetBootin, same problem.
Wubi hakuna software#
I tried to change the software I use to create my USB live. It can also be useful to verify the age of the disk and to consider an eventual replacing, or to move yout system in a fresher environment." You can try to clean the CD/DVD, to burn it with a reduced speed or to clean the CD/DVD player's lens (). This is frequently caused by a deficient disk, CD/DVD player or hard drive. "Install program failed because it encountered an error during file copying on the hard drive
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