Step 1
• Login to Windows using an Admin account. Go to start, and
type Disk Manage. Click “Create and format hard disk
partitions”
*If you do not have Windows 7 or above, and do not have this tool, please read the description.
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Step 2
• Right click on your C drive, and click Shrink Volume
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Step 3
• Change the shrink value to how big you want your Linux
partition to be. Then click Shrink. Remember, this is in
megabytes.
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Step 3.5
• Since there is no loading screen for this step, make sure you
give it a minute or two to complete.
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Step 4
• Now click on the unallocated partition, and click New Simple
Volume.
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Step 5
• Click Next, Next, and change the drive letter if you would like.
Click Next, and name the partition something like Linux. Click
Finish.
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Step 6
• Go to www.wubi-installer.org
• Scroll down, and download the installer
• Scroll down, and click No thanks, take me to the download
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Step 7
• Change the installation drive to the partition we just made
(not C drive!), change the installation size to the closest size to
your partition, and type in any username and password. Click
Install.
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Step 8
• Make sure you give this a while. It will download the Ubuntu
image and install it for you. When it is done, it will ask to
restart the computer. Restart, and choose to boot into
Ubuntu.
• That’s it!