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I am trying to create a dual boot for Ubuntu, with Windows 10 already installed. In the install Ubuntu installation type I get:

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If I click Install now for /dev/sda I get:

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So I tried looking at Gparted and I get: enter image description here

Now when I click Cancel I get this: enter image description here

When I click Ignore I get this: enter image description here

Also I used boot-repair. I have a pastebin output from it. If that would be helpful I will put that link as well.

How should I proceed?

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First you need to create a new unallocated space(let's say 50 gb for Ubuntu) on Windows 10 using Disk Managment. After that try with the Live Usb Option the same step that you did to install Ubuntu. If you want to make different partitions then select Something else and follow this guide How to use manual partitioning during installation? . If not then choose Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 10 and Ubuntu automatically will do it for you.

kannzzmm2
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  • What do I do about the partitions I already created. Something wrong happened the first time I created them using the Installation step. I created 2 partitions from /dev/sda5 to create /dev/sda5 as swap area and /dev/sda7 as ext4 filesystem area. – jayanti hari Jul 15 '18 at 06:56
  • If you have created 4 partition for /root /home/ /boot /swap, let's say /boot is in dev/sda6/ then you need to select this boot partition under Device for boot loader installation, click Install now and the partition will be formatted and will be ready for the installation process. – kannzzmm2 Jul 15 '18 at 12:46