This process is terrible for many newbies like me, and I have tried everything imaginable to get this to work. Is there someone who can walk me through it step by step somewhere/somehow?
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you need to fix the uefi boot stuff first then install. turn off the option from bios before installing ubuntu. it will work. – Ubuntuser Jan 14 '16 at 04:55
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Check installing-ubuntu-on-a-pre-installed-windows-with-uefi. It has got everything you need. – bodha Jan 14 '16 at 05:55
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Well First you will have to make a bootable usb/cd .
You can easily do it with the help of a programme named rufus for windows it is very small.
Then you will have to plug in the usb/cd containing ubuntu to your device and after that restart your computer and on the screen , below the logo of the company of your computer you will see two options , one will be named 'change boot device order' or something like that , open it and change the order of booting by placing the device containing ubunu at the top .
Now when your pc turns on it will startup with ubuntu and you can easily install it .
Try to install it and at the step where you encounter any problem , comment and I(or someone else) will surely help you.
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www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3
open it, and show it where your Ubuntu ISO Image is and USB. Wait for completion. then reboot your PC and in a screen you will see f12 for boot menu and f2 for setup but it may very according your motherboard press boot option f12 choose usb and it may load os into ram or show menu in both you have the option to Install Ubuntu press and wait then follow the instructions. Note, choose Alongside with Windows 8.
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