Dual boot ubuntu and windows 10 hard disk partition? [duplicate]
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I want to dual boot ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 on my laptop.I have 256GB SSD C drive and i want both of the OSes to be installed in C.I also have 1TB hard disk. My question is will ubuntu be able to use the hard disk memory after installing it in C or do i have to make another partition in the hard disk manually like i would do on the C drive for ubuntu?I want both of the OSes to be installed in C on different partitions and both of them to have access to different partitions on the hard disk.
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Windows installer for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS onwards
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How do I install Ubuntu?
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I want to dual boot ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 on my laptop.I have 256GB SSD C drive and i want both of the OSes to be installed in C.I also have 1TB hard disk. My question is will ubuntu be able to use the hard disk memory after installing it in C or do i have to make another partition in the hard disk manually like i would do on the C drive for ubuntu?I want both of the OSes to be installed in C on different partitions and both of them to have access to different partitions on the hard disk.
dual-boot hard-drive windows-10
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marked as duplicate by karel, user535733, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green, Kulfy Jan 11 at 11:14
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Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? It is quite reasonable to install two Operating Systems to different partitions on the same drive, and the Ubuntu installer will help you do so...after you have prepared Windows first. Yes, both can readily access NTFS data partitions.
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Jan 10 at 3:26
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Windows installer for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS onwards
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How do I install Ubuntu?
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I want to dual boot ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 on my laptop.I have 256GB SSD C drive and i want both of the OSes to be installed in C.I also have 1TB hard disk. My question is will ubuntu be able to use the hard disk memory after installing it in C or do i have to make another partition in the hard disk manually like i would do on the C drive for ubuntu?I want both of the OSes to be installed in C on different partitions and both of them to have access to different partitions on the hard disk.
dual-boot hard-drive windows-10
asked Jan 10 at 1:39
welmon lulzwelmon lulz
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This question already has an answer here:
Windows installer for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS onwards
5 answers
How do I install Ubuntu?
2 answers
I want to dual boot ubuntu 18.10 and windows 10 on my laptop.I have 256GB SSD C drive and i want both of the OSes to be installed in C.I also have 1TB hard disk. My question is will ubuntu be able to use the hard disk memory after installing it in C or do i have to make another partition in the hard disk manually like i would do on the C drive for ubuntu?I want both of the OSes to be installed in C on different partitions and both of them to have access to different partitions on the hard disk.
This question already has an answer here:
Windows installer for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS onwards
5 answers
How do I install Ubuntu?
2 answers
dual-boot hard-drive windows-10
dual-boot hard-drive windows-10
asked Jan 10 at 1:39
welmon lulzwelmon lulz
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asked Jan 10 at 1:39
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asked Jan 10 at 1:39
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asked Jan 10 at 1:39
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Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? It is quite reasonable to install two Operating Systems to different partitions on the same drive, and the Ubuntu installer will help you do so...after you have prepared Windows first. Yes, both can readily access NTFS data partitions.
– user535733
Jan 10 at 3:26
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Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? It is quite reasonable to install two Operating Systems to different partitions on the same drive, and the Ubuntu installer will help you do so...after you have prepared Windows first. Yes, both can readily access NTFS data partitions.
– user535733
Jan 10 at 3:26
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Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? It is quite reasonable to install two Operating Systems to different partitions on the same drive, and the Ubuntu installer will help you do so...after you have prepared Windows first. Yes, both can readily access NTFS data partitions.
– user535733
Jan 10 at 3:26
Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? It is quite reasonable to install two Operating Systems to different partitions on the same drive, and the Ubuntu installer will help you do so...after you have prepared Windows first. Yes, both can readily access NTFS data partitions.
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Possible duplicate of How do I install Ubuntu? It is quite reasonable to install two Operating Systems to different partitions on the same drive, and the Ubuntu installer will help you do so...after you have prepared Windows first. Yes, both can readily access NTFS data partitions.
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