You can use these instructions for adding Windows to Grub menu after installing Ubuntu or Debian based Linux distributions. Once the installation is finished, it will reboot into the installed version of Linux through Grub.

Make sure you choose to install it alongside Windows and do not overwrite the Windows partition. You can choose this new entry to boot into the Linux OS and finish installing Linux on your hard drive. Now after you reboot your Windows PC, it will show a UNetbootin boot entry. This will copy files from the selected ISO image straight to your hard drive, add a bootloader to your hard drive, and then you will see an “installation complete” message displayed. Next, you have to launch UNetbootin and choose Diskimage, select ISO, and then browse through to pick the ISO image file for the Linux.Ĭhoose Hard Disk for Type, C: for Drive and then you click on the OK button Then, download ISO image for the Linux distributions or flavors supported by UNetbootin. Using UNetbootin to install Linux in your PC directly from the hard drive. My main recommendation is to make a good backup of your PC before you start even if you do it with a usb-drive !Īny issues with your install without a backup and you'll have an unusable PC. There seem to be ways to install linux without usb drive - I have never tried them Long Term Support -> 3 or 5 years support -> more stable

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