Choose GPT partition scheme for UEFI because you are installing Ubuntu dual boot with Windows UEFI/GPT.Choose the USB stick/flash drive to create Bootable.Download Rufus and follow the steps in the screenshot: Next, you need to create a Bootable USB flash drive, I will use Rufus 2.18 create one. Here is the partition to install Ubuntu on: => Choose Shrink and wait for some minutes You can enter as much as the free space that your drive has. Right click on This PC => choose ManageĬhoose Disk Management => right click on the partition that has the most free space (I choose D: drive) => choose Shrink VolumeĮnter the size of the partition you want to install Ubuntu on, I recommend the size should be 30GB minimum.When waiting for downloading, let's partition your disk: In this post, I will use Ubuntu 18.04 LTSĬhoose Not now, take me to the download to download UbuntuĬreate the partition to install Ubuntu on You need to access Ubuntu home page to download the latest version. A 4GB or larger USB stick/flash drive (remember to backup your data because we will format the USB stick/flash drive).
UBUNTU CREATE WINDOWS 10 BOOTABLE USB HOW TO
How to check if your Windows is UEFI and your drive is GPT Because of installing Ubuntu dual boot with Windows 10 UEFI/GPT, you have to have Windows 10 UEFI installed on your computer and your hard drive should be GPT format.
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