Ubuntu 22.04 - Dual boot Windows 7/8/10 and Ubuntu

SMMottershead · 510K views · 2016 · 8:41

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Why Ask Ubuntu recommends it

Ask Ubuntu users link it as a step-by-step walkthrough for dual booting Ubuntu with Windows, including shrinking drives to make room.

Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2016 to 2019.

What it is

A short screen-recorded tutorial from SMMottershead showing how to install Ubuntu alongside Windows 7, 8 or 10 on either EFI or BIOS systems. It walks through shrinking a Windows partition, creating Ubuntu partitions and running the installer, and the uploader says the steps still work for later releases like 20.04.

What people said

Recommends GIRISH kuniyal · 2016-11 · Ask Ubuntu · on “How to install Ubuntu in my pc when i don't have enough space in C:\ drive?”

Yes, shrinking the D or E drive can work. Look at this video [this video] . For USB bootable OS, do this : Download ISO file of ubuntu (any version) Download Universal USB Installer (UUI) from here [LINK] Connect your USB drive and run UUI and follow the process. After 10-20 minutes it will create a bootable USB. Restart your system and boot from the USB drive. Install it and enjoy Ubuntu on your system.

Recommends ew j · 2019-04 · Ask Ubuntu · on “Dual boot Windows 7 Ultimate + Ubuntu 18.04.2, boot from USB flash disk, can try Ubuntu, but cannot install it”

I have disabled hibernation in Win 7,and it does not work.And I was following this guide( [this video] ) to install the system.

Cites Noah Schwartz · 2019-02 · Ask Ubuntu · on “How to dual boot windows 7 and ubuntu 18.04?”

I am trying to dual boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu 18.04. I just installed Windows 7 64 bit so it is a fresh install. I added a partition for Ubuntu in Windows disk management and then installed Ubuntu 18.04 from a USB using "something else". I used these instructions [this video] to install. I made the partitions in Windows. After booting from USB and creating more partitions in "something else" and clicking on install it gave me an error: Partition table requires a separate partition for boot loader code. I installed anyway. When the install was done it had to restart. But it booted back into Windows, no GRUB. I restarted window and still no GRUB. So I try to install again and I chose to reinstall o