Installing ubuntu usinng wubi.exe taking me to grub menu
I installed Ubuntu 18.10 using wubi.exe on Windows 10. Restarted the system after installation and it took me to grub menu.
What should I do get out of Grub menu and boot to Ubuntu?
wubi 18.10
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
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I installed Ubuntu 18.10 using wubi.exe on Windows 10. Restarted the system after installation and it took me to grub menu.
What should I do get out of Grub menu and boot to Ubuntu?
wubi 18.10
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12315
This is one big reason why Microsoft released Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10.
– karel
Jan 16 at 16:50
But that's very slow as compared to Ubuntu. @karel, You are saying that its not possible in windows 10?
– Santosh Hegde
Jan 16 at 16:58
Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with WSL, VM or dual boot.
– karel
Jan 16 at 17:04
1
An alternative is to install Ubuntu in a virtual machine (for example, you can install VirtualBox in Windows, and create a virtual machine with a virtual drive and file system). But it will be slow, unless the computer is powerful and has a lot of RAM. Another alternative is to run Ubuntu persistent live or an installed Ubuntu system in a fast USB3 drive or USB SSD, or finally, if you are ready for it, shrink a Windows partition and install Ubuntu alongside Windows in the internal drive, a dual boot system.
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 20:00
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I installed Ubuntu 18.10 using wubi.exe on Windows 10. Restarted the system after installation and it took me to grub menu.
What should I do get out of Grub menu and boot to Ubuntu?
wubi 18.10
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12315
I installed Ubuntu 18.10 using wubi.exe on Windows 10. Restarted the system after installation and it took me to grub menu.
What should I do get out of Grub menu and boot to Ubuntu?
wubi 18.10
wubi 18.10
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12315
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12315
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12315
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12315
asked Jan 16 at 16:48
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12315
12315
This is one big reason why Microsoft released Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10.
– karel
Jan 16 at 16:50
But that's very slow as compared to Ubuntu. @karel, You are saying that its not possible in windows 10?
– Santosh Hegde
Jan 16 at 16:58
Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with WSL, VM or dual boot.
– karel
Jan 16 at 17:04
1
An alternative is to install Ubuntu in a virtual machine (for example, you can install VirtualBox in Windows, and create a virtual machine with a virtual drive and file system). But it will be slow, unless the computer is powerful and has a lot of RAM. Another alternative is to run Ubuntu persistent live or an installed Ubuntu system in a fast USB3 drive or USB SSD, or finally, if you are ready for it, shrink a Windows partition and install Ubuntu alongside Windows in the internal drive, a dual boot system.
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 20:00
add a comment |
This is one big reason why Microsoft released Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10.
– karel
Jan 16 at 16:50
But that's very slow as compared to Ubuntu. @karel, You are saying that its not possible in windows 10?
– Santosh Hegde
Jan 16 at 16:58
Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with WSL, VM or dual boot.
– karel
Jan 16 at 17:04
1
An alternative is to install Ubuntu in a virtual machine (for example, you can install VirtualBox in Windows, and create a virtual machine with a virtual drive and file system). But it will be slow, unless the computer is powerful and has a lot of RAM. Another alternative is to run Ubuntu persistent live or an installed Ubuntu system in a fast USB3 drive or USB SSD, or finally, if you are ready for it, shrink a Windows partition and install Ubuntu alongside Windows in the internal drive, a dual boot system.
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 20:00
This is one big reason why Microsoft released Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10.
– karel
Jan 16 at 16:50
This is one big reason why Microsoft released Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10.
– karel
Jan 16 at 16:50
But that's very slow as compared to Ubuntu. @karel, You are saying that its not possible in windows 10?
– Santosh Hegde
Jan 16 at 16:58
But that's very slow as compared to Ubuntu. @karel, You are saying that its not possible in windows 10?
– Santosh Hegde
Jan 16 at 16:58
Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with WSL, VM or dual boot.
– karel
Jan 16 at 17:04
Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with WSL, VM or dual boot.
– karel
Jan 16 at 17:04
1
1
An alternative is to install Ubuntu in a virtual machine (for example, you can install VirtualBox in Windows, and create a virtual machine with a virtual drive and file system). But it will be slow, unless the computer is powerful and has a lot of RAM. Another alternative is to run Ubuntu persistent live or an installed Ubuntu system in a fast USB3 drive or USB SSD, or finally, if you are ready for it, shrink a Windows partition and install Ubuntu alongside Windows in the internal drive, a dual boot system.
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 20:00
An alternative is to install Ubuntu in a virtual machine (for example, you can install VirtualBox in Windows, and create a virtual machine with a virtual drive and file system). But it will be slow, unless the computer is powerful and has a lot of RAM. Another alternative is to run Ubuntu persistent live or an installed Ubuntu system in a fast USB3 drive or USB SSD, or finally, if you are ready for it, shrink a Windows partition and install Ubuntu alongside Windows in the internal drive, a dual boot system.
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 20:00
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Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), VM or dual boot.
Please note that Windows 10 S does not support running WSL. Windows 10 in S Mode can’t use command-line shells like PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Bash which are commonly used in WSL. Various other developer tools are also off limits.
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Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), VM or dual boot.
Please note that Windows 10 S does not support running WSL. Windows 10 in S Mode can’t use command-line shells like PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Bash which are commonly used in WSL. Various other developer tools are also off limits.
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Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), VM or dual boot.
Please note that Windows 10 S does not support running WSL. Windows 10 in S Mode can’t use command-line shells like PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Bash which are commonly used in WSL. Various other developer tools are also off limits.
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Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), VM or dual boot.
Please note that Windows 10 S does not support running WSL. Windows 10 in S Mode can’t use command-line shells like PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Bash which are commonly used in WSL. Various other developer tools are also off limits.
answered Jan 17 at 17:26
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Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), VM or dual boot.
Please note that Windows 10 S does not support running WSL. Windows 10 in S Mode can’t use command-line shells like PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Bash which are commonly used in WSL. Various other developer tools are also off limits.
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This is one big reason why Microsoft released Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 10.
– karel
Jan 16 at 16:50
But that's very slow as compared to Ubuntu. @karel, You are saying that its not possible in windows 10?
– Santosh Hegde
Jan 16 at 16:58
Installing Ubuntu 18.10 with wubi.exe is not possible in Windows 10. Your alternatives on Windows 10 are Ubuntu 18.04 with WSL, VM or dual boot.
– karel
Jan 16 at 17:04
1
An alternative is to install Ubuntu in a virtual machine (for example, you can install VirtualBox in Windows, and create a virtual machine with a virtual drive and file system). But it will be slow, unless the computer is powerful and has a lot of RAM. Another alternative is to run Ubuntu persistent live or an installed Ubuntu system in a fast USB3 drive or USB SSD, or finally, if you are ready for it, shrink a Windows partition and install Ubuntu alongside Windows in the internal drive, a dual boot system.
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 20:00