Follow this Video if your system is using UEFI-GPT Partition scheme - ruclips.net/video/aKKdiqVHNqw/видео.html Learn Dual boot More In-depth From Scratch Like Installing Windows & Ubuntu on an Empty Drive watch this ruclips.net/video/pHPBTpmkjCA/видео.html My Every Day Carry: My Phone - geni.us/MyBc My Earphones - geni.us/prJ0T Headphones - geni.us/Kz3AU My Tablet - geni.us/b3Vx Laptop - geni.us/DR81Tu
Wasting peoples time is quickly becoming one of my most hated things. We should decentralise every society and create one global one with new laws. One of the new laws will be: if you waste peoples time due to ignorance or stupidity? $10k fine. If you do it intentionally or for no reason other than to disrupt people? Death. It's a heavy penalty, but this is a problem that requires a heavy deterrent...
If you're having issues shrinking the volume because you can't allocate enough space to the partition, I'd recommend that you watch this video: ruclips.net/video/X-0R7Q_vhmw/видео.html
Hi mate. I should say congratulations for the very clear and explicit video. I was searching the web for 3 days, going on forums from Linux and Ubuntu and no one gave this explanation. I had inserted some commands in Windows without success as my pc was booting directly to windows only. Thank you man. You made my day.🔥🔥🔥
I can't how many times I've cleared my windows while trying to install Ubuntu. I'm really glad I came across your video. I followed it step by step and I'm running Ubuntu 20 now with no issue. Thanks and God bless you 🙏
This is first tutorial I saw on RUclips which is mentioned every detail end-to-end. While playing with Ubuntu, I've been messed up so many times to 'clean install'. If i would probably saw this video before, it could save my enormous time and effort. I will recommend this video for 'clear-cut-installation of Ubuntu alongside windows' Thank youuuuu Sir !
Dude i just love the tutorials like this one right to the point fast clear and deep you are just a legend have a great day and thanks for the content. god bless you
@@kskroyaltech awesome, thank you so much! Will do this as soon as my new laptop arrives. Would you be willing to also make a video on how to handle file transfer between the two OSs? Like make the home directory a seperate partition visible to Windows, but how? And how to handle permissions between users? This would be awesome : D
@@MrIous99 yes, there is only one way, create a partition for the size you want, and format it, in Linux, when you format it in "Disks" it will ask you the for the "File Allocation System" you want to format it to, select FAT32, unlike Ext4 and NTFS, FAT32 is supported by both Linux Distros and Windows 10, now the data in there can be accessed through both the OS's ✌️✌️
Hi, I will feel more comfortable installing Ubuntu to my PC if I hear some reviews. Is it 100% safe? Does it make Windows 10 slower? And is it faster than virtualBox? Thank you Arun! (I want to install Ubuntu because I can't work with vBox, it's so slow, you can't even open the file manager without waiting 10 secs :( )
@@oridavid1931 It does not slow down windows. It is independent of Windows and definitely it will be faster than using a virtual linux machine on windows... Try it.
*For computers that use uefi mode, the BCD option won't work. Here is a solution* 1. After installing your Ubuntu, don't panic. Start your computer and open up the bios menu. For my HP, I had to press F10. 2. Go to system configuration and under boot options, select OS boot manager and press enter. 3. You will see two boot options Windows boot manager and Ubuntu below it 4. Move ubuntu to the top of windows boot manager using F5/F6 keys depending on your computer. 5. After, press F10 (save an exit) and select yes 6. Your computer will restart and you will be able to see the grub menu which has both ubuntu and window boot management Good luck 😊
Hi... I just discovered that mine refurbished pc had a kinda of cracked version of windows 10 pro.. And not even Ubuntu recognised my windows as nothing... I got stuck in no boot device found press any key to reboot image.. now I’m stuck in Ubuntu trial version and if I disconnect the USB I’m back on the no boot device.. could you please be so kind to help me please.... Sorry for bad English I’m Italian..
@@stefano.balsamo_ my version of windows is cracked as well. Maybe during your installation process you missed something. Try following each step again carefully.
Now this is a decent explanation of how to set up a dual boot on a singular storage solution, there are other options like booting from a VHD. However I would highly recommend to put up the disclaimer especially when you play with storage volumes: Playing with Storage parameters/options, volumes and messing with your MBR/boot settings can be dangerous and irreversible. Back up your system before modifications.
I got to say, this dual boot challenge has been a bug to me for a long time. It cas been eating my mind like a virus but you have taught me how to do it successfully, you have healed me. Thank you. You will be in my heart for a very long time
Thank you so much! Just in case, as you stated in the beginning of the video, it is necessary to install windows in legacy mode. For that you need to create a bootable usb with Rofus setting the partition scheme to MBR and disable secure boot in the bios settings. After that all of your steps work perfect.
Thank you soo soo soo muchh sir thanks a lottttt i was trying this from 4 days and then saw ur vid yesterdayy and whatt todayy finally its done😍😍😍 Guys who so ever is reading this if you want to dual boot your pc this is the best tutorial for it....
Good tutorial. However, I don’t understand why you recommend people get to disk management by using CMD. Opening it like any other software is quicker and easier.
I did everything to the word but ended up being totally messed up. Turned out my Windows use UFEI for booting, hence EasyBCD couldn't be used. On restarting, there is no menu to select the OS. All time and efforts spent on Ubuntu has been wasted.
It would be better if you mentioned you had a separate video for GPT + UEFI. This method does not work for UEFI but you can use EasyRE to convert Windows installation into a dual legacy/EFI installation, after which you could use EasyBCD to add the Linux entry.
Can you explain more? I need the screen that prompts me to choose between Windows and Ubuntu in Windows Bootmanager but it doesn't work it boots straight to Grup .
@@sinethembagomba2135 The *GRUB* is the screen that prompts you to choose between Win and ubuntu. Is your system UEFI or legacy? What did you specify as bootloader during installation?
@@AyKayGod Yes I am aware of the Grub but I wanted Windows Bootmanager like in Legacy that is configured by EasyBCD. My system is UEFI and EasyBCD is not installing because of Microsoft Restrictions. I simply followed this guide Without Configuring my BIOS. The predecessor is now Ubuntu but I am able to dual boot seamlessly with the Grub though
@@sinethembagomba2135 In UEFI Systems the Windows Bootmanager *is* efi. However, if you're very particular, convert your system to dual legacy/efi and then u can use EasyBCD. Btw what did you specify for the bootloader during installation?
Really awesome tutorial buddy, a foolproof one! I didn't even need EZ BCD for boot sequences... My HP20 All in one was glacial slow on Win10, now with the help of your tutorial, it's like a waterfall!! Many many most thanks man, really virtuoso work with the instructions!!
Indians are always on point "seedhi baat no bakwas" ❤️
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I didn't even know you can make a BCD entry for Linux and just put GRUB2 onto the Linux partition separated, not touching Windows's bootloader. I've always let GRUB install itself to MBR and manage Windows and/or Linux startup, but of course this meant getting nervous every time when updating either OS. This is a very clean solution.
This is the BEST VIDEO shows end to end stuff + removal. So I have a Linux Mint partition on HDD and I want to move it to SSD. But Will have to first detach the HDD and remove boot config using easy BCD. But have to backup boot config as well
This is a good tutorial, although, it could be simplified a lot. Basically, Ubuntu already detects that you are dual booting, and it automatically makes a partition for you, and instead of using Rufus, I would recommend USB imager, since you don't need to format your USB. Hope it helps!
Great tutorial. For newer pc's booting using UEFI, EASY BCD wont work but you can make ubuntu bootloader(GRUB2) as default from BIOS settings. This will allow you to choose between ubuntu and windows.
*For computers that use uefi mode, the BCD option won't work. Here is a solution* 1. After installing your Ubuntu, don't panic. Start your computer and open up the bios menu. For my HP, I had to press F10. 2. Go to system configuration and under boot options, select OS boot manager and press enter. 3. You will see two boot options Windows boot manager and Ubuntu below it 4. Move ubuntu to the top of windows boot manager using F5/F6 keys depending on your computer. 5. After, press F10 (save an exit) and select yes 6. Your computer will restart and you will be able to see the grub menu which has both ubuntu and window boot management Good luck 😊
Nice and easy video! The trick with EasyBCD, will it work also with Windows 7 systems? In case I want to dualboot Win7 and any Linux distro (with MBR, BIOS Legacy).
Same for me. Tried to disable secure boot and switch from UEFI to legacy boot, but i just got at black screen that told me to plug in a device with bootup.
Simple and easy tutorial to follow. Just want to add few points based on my experience After selecting “Device for bootloader installation” and clicking on Install Now, I got a warning saying that - No EFI System Partition was found. The system will likely not be able to boot successfully, and the installation process may fail. So I created an EFI partition along with “root” and “swap area”. And then started installation. But after running for a few minutes, the installation failed by giving the error that “Executing ‘grub-install/dev/sda5’ failed’. Then I restarted the system and removed the pendrive. But now it was not able to boot Windows nor ubuntu. I was getting a black screen saying that “No Bootable device - insert boot disk and press any key”. I googled this problem and tried a few solutions but that didn’t work for me. Then I inserted the pendrive again, loaded Ubuntu and clicked on “Try Ubuntu” and tried to fix the “grub-install” error using boot-repair. But it reported another error - “LegacyWindows detected. The boot of your PC is in EFI mode. You may want to retry after changing it to BIOS-compatibility/CSM/Legacy mode.” Again I googled this error and tried a few things, but did not solve my problem. Finally I decided to reinstall Ubuntu again using the pendrive. This time I removed the EFI partition previously created and ignored the warning and started installing. This worked fine.
to solve this problem, you have to delete one volume of your hard disk, move all the data of the volume and paste it in the other volume of harddisk, now go to disk management , delete the empty volume. now right any other volume and click on extend, then extend totaly. now shrink a 30 gb from the extended volume. And now do the ubuntu installation , it won't wont claim that area is unusuable, it will claim it as free space. Thank you.
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Follow this Video if your system is using UEFI-GPT Partition scheme - ruclips.net/video/aKKdiqVHNqw/видео.html
Learn Dual boot More In-depth From Scratch Like Installing Windows & Ubuntu on an Empty Drive watch this ruclips.net/video/pHPBTpmkjCA/видео.html
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Brother how to download easybcd. Plz help
@@ArjotGill ruclips.net/user/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.filecroco.com%2Fdownload-easybcd%2F&v=-iSAyiicyQY&event=video_description&redir_token=V8dT_v3dmlPu4co1uaCn00S3Egp8MTU5Mjk4MzE3OUAxNTkyODk2Nzc5
Is it ok if I use an SD card instead of a usb
For some reason my bootable disk isn't detected in the boot menu.pls help
if the "easy bcd" doesn't work with UEFI than it's not necessary? i didn't get that
Finally a good, well-made tutorial that doesn't just waste people's time.
Thank You
or damage people's computer and data
Wasting peoples time is quickly becoming one of my most hated things. We should decentralise every society and create one global one with new laws.
One of the new laws will be: if you waste peoples time due to ignorance or stupidity? $10k fine.
If you do it intentionally or for no reason other than to disrupt people? Death.
It's a heavy penalty, but this is a problem that requires a heavy deterrent...
100% Agreed
@@kskroyaltech Why do i need the SD formater, isnt Rufus doing it ? I made a usb drive with rufus only, is not good?
I tried so many tutorials and nothing worked until I found this one! Thank you SO much!
The perfect video. He tackles the mistake that I and some of my friends did when trying to dual boot and almost gave up on ubuntu
If you're having issues shrinking the volume because you can't allocate enough space to the partition, I'd recommend that you watch this video: ruclips.net/video/X-0R7Q_vhmw/видео.html
Just what I needed.. A straight-to-the-point explanation. Thank you.
Hi mate.
I should say congratulations for the very clear and explicit video.
I was searching the web for 3 days, going on forums from Linux and Ubuntu and no one gave this explanation.
I had inserted some commands in Windows without success as my pc was booting directly to windows only.
Thank you man. You made my day.🔥🔥🔥
I can't how many times I've cleared my windows while trying to install Ubuntu. I'm really glad I came across your video. I followed it step by step and I'm running Ubuntu 20 now with no issue.
Thanks and God bless you 🙏
Do we need a Usb always while rebooting
@@deebudinesh8689 no
This is first tutorial I saw on RUclips which is mentioned every detail end-to-end.
While playing with Ubuntu, I've been messed up so many times to 'clean install'. If i would probably saw this video before, it could save my enormous time and effort. I will recommend this video for 'clear-cut-installation of Ubuntu alongside windows'
Thank youuuuu Sir !
This is by far the best detailed video for dual boot installation! Loved that you cared to explain the removal too !
You're welcome!
Dude i just love the tutorials like this one right to the point fast clear and deep you are just a legend have a great day and thanks for the content. god bless you
Yup! he is the best
By far, this is the best tutorial I have watched on YT. Precise to the point. Thanks, man!
Thank you very much! It seemed so intimidating at the beginning but now I have Ubuntu installed on my desktop! So proud of myself!
Good job my son, welcome to linux
@@florin-m4 thanks daddy
@@florin-m4 thanks daddy
@@florin-m4 thanks daddy
7:38 I come to this video for this. Thanks!
Me too 😂.... Great tutorial btw!!! 👏
Same bruh
Finally found video that will help me to install Ubuntu alongside my window 10... thanks 👍
bro i used to be scared of dual booting, and you saved me from this trouble man.. Hats off for an amazing tutorial
Happy to help
The only dude on the internet with a thorough guide, especially the grub part mind blown thanks!
Wow, thanks!
@@kskroyaltech awesome, thank you so much! Will do this as soon as my new laptop arrives. Would you be willing to also make a video on how to handle file transfer between the two OSs? Like make the home directory a seperate partition visible to Windows, but how? And how to handle permissions between users? This would be awesome : D
@@MrIous99 yes, there is only one way, create a partition for the size you want, and format it, in Linux, when you format it in "Disks" it will ask you the for the "File Allocation System" you want to format it to, select FAT32, unlike Ext4 and NTFS, FAT32 is supported by both Linux Distros and Windows 10, now the data in there can be accessed through both the OS's ✌️✌️
This is the most concise guide I had seen lately. Specially grub installation is something no one talks about!
Bro does formatting using sd formatter deletes everything from the pemdrive ??
@@sayantansadhu6380 of course
This guy made it look so easy.
Credit is given where it is due.
ı tried all other tutorials but they havent worked . Your one is perfect . Saygılar Hürmetler...
I refer this video 100 times and still can't get over the fact how easily and completely you havee guided.
Thanks a lot. This is so far the only video that helps install and uninstall ubuntu without messing up windows boot menu.
You are a saviour.
Welcome buddy
Hi, I will feel more comfortable installing Ubuntu to my PC if I hear some reviews. Is it 100% safe? Does it make Windows 10 slower? And is it faster than virtualBox? Thank you Arun!
(I want to install Ubuntu because I can't work with vBox, it's so slow, you can't even open the file manager without waiting 10 secs :( )
@@oridavid1931 I suggest you backup all your data and give it a go and take the risk! :)
@@oridavid1931 It does not slow down windows. It is independent of Windows and definitely it will be faster than using a virtual linux machine on windows... Try it.
how to connect wifi on Ubuntu can anyone tell me
7:32 is indeed helpful! Had got into trouble because of messing up Window's bootloader. Thanks for the tip!
I know. My friend messed up his laptop ina similar way but I had no problems thaanks to this video.
Best Ubuntu installation tutorial ever! Thanks mate!
This is the best tutorial for dual boot windows and linux in single drive. No need to buy new drive for not messing up boot loader
Many missed the easy BCD part, finally came across your videos😊 which includes all steps from start to end
Thank you so much !!! Great video! Now I can finally dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu 20.04
It is showing restriction when i m going to easy bcd.. Can u help me out??
The best tutorial I could find on RUclips; thank you; you made it very easy to follow.
You're very welcome!
*For computers that use uefi mode, the BCD option won't work. Here is a solution*
1. After installing your Ubuntu, don't panic. Start your computer and open up the bios menu. For my HP, I had to press F10.
2. Go to system configuration and under boot options, select OS boot manager and press enter.
3. You will see two boot options
Windows boot manager and Ubuntu below it
4. Move ubuntu to the top of windows boot manager using F5/F6 keys depending on your computer.
5. After, press F10 (save an exit) and select yes
6. Your computer will restart and you will be able to see the grub menu which has both ubuntu and window boot management
Good luck 😊
Hi... I just discovered that mine refurbished pc had a kinda of cracked version of windows 10 pro.. And not even Ubuntu recognised my windows as nothing... I got stuck in no boot device found press any key to reboot image.. now I’m stuck in Ubuntu trial version and if I disconnect the USB I’m back on the no boot device.. could you please be so kind to help me please.... Sorry for bad English I’m Italian..
Thanks very much
Thanks You saved me
Thanks You saved me !
@@stefano.balsamo_ my version of windows is cracked as well. Maybe during your installation process you missed something. Try following each step again carefully.
I don't comment in RUclips video, but this video is an exception. Thank you.
I appreciate that!
Now this is a decent explanation of how to set up a dual boot on a singular storage solution, there are other options like booting from a VHD. However I would highly recommend to put up the disclaimer especially when you play with storage volumes:
Playing with Storage parameters/options, volumes and messing with your MBR/boot settings can be dangerous and irreversible. Back up your system before modifications.
I wish this video existed when I messed up my PC's boot during Ubuntu Installation.
same here
me too
Me too bro😭
How you can mess ubuntu dual boot?????
I have installed arch alongside windows soo much times
This is by far the best video ever on this topic.
I got to say, this dual boot challenge has been a bug to me for a long time. It cas been eating my mind like a virus but you have taught me how to do it successfully, you have healed me. Thank you. You will be in my heart for a very long time
Thank you very much for watching.
This tutorial just saved my life. I had followed a previous tutorial that had me battling with Bios for hours. Thank you
Strait to point and well explained ! You did a splendid job. Thanks a lot man
Thank you so much!
Just in case, as you stated in the beginning of the video, it is necessary to install windows in legacy mode. For that you need to create a bootable usb with Rofus setting the partition scheme to MBR and disable secure boot in the bios settings.
After that all of your steps work perfect.
Thank you for the clear explanation.
I think I'll make a Windoze recovery USB first, and then try this dual boot method.
Peace
Haha, Windoze
Vindoze
Win doze 💀
this is the most popular video on your channel and it deserves to be. such a quality content.
This is honestly the best dual boot tutorial I have EVER seen. Fantastic work!
Glad it helped!
Wow, that's what I was searching for, a simple yet useful explanation.
Great tutorial! Simple with explanations and objective focusing on the video title. Congratulations.
commenting from ubuntu
tysm!
3 years and still helpful. Thanks buddy.
Oh hey we are doing same stuff here😂
@@unariogamer7660 were you able to do it successfully?
Thank you soo soo soo muchh sir thanks a lottttt i was trying this from 4 days and then saw ur vid yesterdayy and whatt todayy finally its done😍😍😍
Guys who so ever is reading this if you want to dual boot your pc this is the best tutorial for it....
thank you very much bro.
i never seen full tutorial video like you create..
you removed many doubt about installing and removing linux os.
Yep newbies would be beneficial
Probably the best explanation one could ever do 😀
Thank you, A complete guide with the the most common mistake solved.
Our College leactures refering this to students , Glad ❤️
WOW. I am glad to make such videos. Thank you so much. You made my day bro.
Really the only one video I was looking for 5 yrs
Thank you! man :) You have cleared all of my doubts..
You are welcome!
Good tutorial. However, I don’t understand why you recommend people get to disk management by using CMD. Opening it like any other software is quicker and easier.
Ik right I think we have 99999999+ Iq !
thanks a lot, was realy helpfull, replying after installled ubuntu in my laptop
Did you loose any data ?
@@ojasthengadi9681 nope, not at all,did u ?
I watched a lot of videos on how do this but all of them were not clear but this was crisp and clear thank you so much
I love your accent! You're speaking English so good for an Indian.
Thank you! 😃
Now this is what I call a tutorial , thank you
Thanks a lot bro, I'm from Kolkata too. This is the best tutorial I've ever seen.
NO ONE CARES WHERE YOUR FROM!
I did everything to the word but ended up being totally messed up. Turned out my Windows use UFEI for booting, hence EasyBCD couldn't be used. On restarting, there is no menu to select the OS. All time and efforts spent on Ubuntu has been wasted.
me 2
Same thing here
No water.. just straight to the point. You have saved me several months. thank you Sir.. This is legit!
Addressing the safest way of booting and even showing the uninstallation part...Nice
Doesn't work for efi though
Best Tutorial in Installing Ubuntu
i 've evet seen.
Hey man Take love from Bangladesh.
You're a lifesaver, man I love you
Thank you so much. Btw are you Indian? I'm surprised how you get such good accent 😅
he is pretty well-spoken. aja!🤗 love your accent.
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It would be better if you mentioned you had a separate video for GPT + UEFI. This method does not work for UEFI but you can use EasyRE to convert Windows installation into a dual legacy/EFI installation, after which you could use EasyBCD to add the Linux entry.
Can you explain more? I need the screen that prompts me to choose between Windows and Ubuntu in Windows Bootmanager but it doesn't work it boots straight to Grup .
@@sinethembagomba2135 The *GRUB* is the screen that prompts you to choose between Win and ubuntu.
Is your system UEFI or legacy?
What did you specify as bootloader during installation?
@@AyKayGod Yes I am aware of the Grub but I wanted Windows Bootmanager like in Legacy that is configured by EasyBCD. My system is UEFI and EasyBCD is not installing because of Microsoft Restrictions. I simply followed this guide Without Configuring my BIOS. The predecessor is now Ubuntu but I am able to dual boot seamlessly with the Grub though
@@sinethembagomba2135 In UEFI Systems the Windows Bootmanager *is* efi. However, if you're very particular, convert your system to dual legacy/efi and then u can use EasyBCD.
Btw what did you specify for the bootloader during installation?
Where there is a technology related query ,there is an indian to explain it crystal clear..we indians got answers for everything..🥰❤️🔥
Are you serious? You've made it so simple so everybody can install this smoothly. That's so amazing. Thumbs up
Thank you so much man. Hit the subscribe to see more vids.
@@kskroyaltech already subscribed. You deserved that
Really awesome tutorial buddy, a foolproof one! I didn't even need EZ BCD for boot sequences... My HP20 All in one was glacial slow on Win10, now with the help of your tutorial, it's like a waterfall!! Many many most thanks man, really virtuoso work with the instructions!!
It actually work for Kubuntu and any KDE flavour. KdE required manual install.
ubunto is best
Thanks for the video!! Although even a 4GB pendrive works for this so anyone trying the same should be good to go !!
are you sure about it? I want to install ubuntu but I only have a 7GB pendrive
@@didoalala5106 ubuntu is around 2,50 GB big.
Indians are always on point "seedhi baat no bakwas" ❤️
I didn't even know you can make a BCD entry for Linux and just put GRUB2 onto the Linux partition separated, not touching Windows's bootloader. I've always let GRUB install itself to MBR and manage Windows and/or Linux startup, but of course this meant getting nervous every time when updating either OS. This is a very clean solution.
What is the other option for easy bcd if my pc boots up with UEFI
Hey, did you get an option,??😭
@@rycliffmg7908 it's easy just use the pre configured option
@@hinahasssan how ?
@@shravannanjunda you can just click the install alongside Windows 10 option and select there that's the easiest option
@@hinahasssan what if you already chose the other option while installing, should we delete it then install again?
How to do the same with UEFI ? Please make a tutorial on it
Just create 500mb efi drive
did you solve this problem?
@@drunkenpanda3213 This step also works perfectly...
I am beginner how to create efi 500mb drive
@@rupaliarungojaregawhane6863 what if you already had 100mb efi drive ? should create another one for 500mb or not ?
Can you do a tutorial for dualbooting with 2 separate drives.
its pretty much the same as the guy says. Just make sure to choose the correct drive when installing from the ubuntu usb stick.
This is the BEST VIDEO shows end to end stuff + removal.
So I have a Linux Mint partition on HDD and I want to move it to SSD. But Will have to first detach the HDD and remove boot config using easy BCD. But have to backup boot config as well
The way you gracefully pulled off the work I appreciate it
Thank u..
👏👏
OMG I've been looking for a video such cool!, You are amazing bro, Thanks a lot!!!
While installing the partition shows as unusable. What do I do now? Help!
I have the same problem and for the life of me can't get it to work :(
This is a good tutorial, although, it could be simplified a lot. Basically, Ubuntu already detects that you are dual booting, and it automatically makes a partition for you, and instead of using Rufus, I would recommend USB imager, since you don't need to format your USB. Hope it helps!
🥺This was my dream for long days... thankyou for helping to fullfill my dream
SIR.
It's my pleasure
Great tutorial. For newer pc's booting using UEFI, EASY BCD wont work but you can make ubuntu bootloader(GRUB2) as default from BIOS settings. This will allow you to choose between ubuntu and windows.
7:33 *Damn... I shouldn't have followed your this method. Now I can't boot to Ubuntu, it just shows Grub>_*
This video helped me to fix the problem: ruclips.net/video/nrfzy0ar4Po/видео.html
Thankyou..
Your comment is very helpfull
Was really help full, keep on producing more valuable content like this.
What do i do with easybcd if my laptop uses UEFI?
were you able to fix it? Having same issue
Good one tutorial ever I saw in my entire b.tech for dual boot
Thank you very much sir. The best part is that you did the tutorial on how to remove Ubuntu as well
Glad it helped
Why do i need SD formater, isnt Rufus formating the pen drive?
Rufus could caused some issues when installing updates idk, double check sounds good xD
The add new entry option has the Linux BCD yet the options are deactivated so unable to add the GRUB2 option, now what to do next, kind of stuck?
*For computers that use uefi mode, the BCD option won't work. Here is a solution*
1. After installing your Ubuntu, don't panic. Start your computer and open up the bios menu. For my HP, I had to press F10.
2. Go to system configuration and under boot options, select OS boot manager and press enter.
3. You will see two boot options
Windows boot manager and Ubuntu below it
4. Move ubuntu to the top of windows boot manager using F5/F6 keys depending on your computer.
5. After, press F10 (save an exit) and select yes
6. Your computer will restart and you will be able to see the grub menu which has both ubuntu and window boot management
Good luck 😊
@@jeromeojangole7393 man, thank you so much for the advice. You saved me from a very nasty situation.
@@jeromeojangole7393 Thanks a lot you really helped me
Bro, why can't I install on the shrinked volume I just created? The volume shows "unusable" sign? How do I fix it?
He just ignores questions that people makes. Thumbs down
That's because you already have 4 main partitions.
This is by far, hands down the best tutorial out there. Thanks man!
Thanks, to the point, and best tutorial. 👍 Liked bro. Keep the good work going
How to install Ubuntu UEFI Bios Mode? Please Make this Tutorial
Nice and easy video! The trick with EasyBCD, will it work also with Windows 7 systems? In case I want to dualboot Win7 and any Linux distro (with MBR, BIOS Legacy).
Yes it works with 7,8,10
@@kskroyaltech what exactly is bios legacy?
When I go in to Add a new new entry of OS i.e. Linux in EasyBCD all my options are not selectable, I cannot do anything please help
Same for me. Tried to disable secure boot and switch from UEFI to legacy boot, but i just got at black screen that told me to plug in a device with bootup.
Yeah please recommend a solution if anyone get it
On startup i have to press F11 to get into boot mode and then choose Ubuntu. Only solution i have.
LETS BE HONEST, THIS HAS GOT TO BE TJE SIMPLEST, EFFECTIVE AND NO B.S. APPROACH YOU'VE BEEN DYING TO LOOK FOR...KUDOS BRUH
Simple and easy tutorial to follow. Just want to add few points based on my experience
After selecting “Device for bootloader installation” and clicking on Install Now, I got a warning saying that -
No EFI System Partition was found. The system will likely not be able to boot successfully, and the installation process may fail.
So I created an EFI partition along with “root” and “swap area”. And then started installation.
But after running for a few minutes, the installation failed by giving the error that “Executing ‘grub-install/dev/sda5’ failed’.
Then I restarted the system and removed the pendrive. But now it was not able to boot Windows nor ubuntu. I was getting a black screen saying that “No Bootable device - insert boot disk and press any key”. I googled this problem and tried a few solutions but that didn’t work for me.
Then I inserted the pendrive again, loaded Ubuntu and clicked on “Try Ubuntu” and tried to fix the “grub-install” error using boot-repair. But it reported another error - “LegacyWindows detected. The boot of your PC is in EFI mode. You may want to retry after changing it to BIOS-compatibility/CSM/Legacy mode.”
Again I googled this error and tried a few things, but did not solve my problem.
Finally I decided to reinstall Ubuntu again using the pendrive. This time I removed the EFI partition previously created and ignored the warning and started installing. This worked fine.
same here. trying to install it anyway. how did you manage this issue?
I got a error- bootloader install failed, any help is appreciated!
Have the same problem did you figure it out
When I create an unallocated space by shrinking my Volume - Ubuntu claims this area is unusable and will not let me do anything with it all.
to solve this problem, you have to delete one volume of your hard disk, move all the data of the volume and paste it in the other volume of harddisk, now go to disk management , delete the empty volume. now right any other volume and click on extend, then extend totaly. now shrink a 30 gb from the extended volume. And now do the ubuntu installation , it won't wont claim that area is unusuable, it will claim it as free space. Thank you.
u have to make that partition primary... ease us can do that very easily
Windows understand 4 partitions only, it will start working once you bring your Linux to install partition under 4. good luck!
Excellent tutorial, extremely precise and well produced. Thanks :)
Just watched it to set up a friend's machine to dual boot. Great video...worked like a charm the first time :)
Thanks!