Installation of Ubuntu on Vista pre-installed machine and preparation for using EasyBCD as booting manager.
1. First you need prepare some free disk space for ubuntu by using Vista disk manager.
2. Insert your Ubuntu CD or DVD in the drive, and boot from it to begin setup. Choose "install Ubuntu" from the
bootable menu.
3. Follow the on screen instructions until you get to a screen asking you for your preferred method of
partition your hard drives. Make sure you choose "manual" at this point so you can configure your dual-boot
exactly as you need it.
3. Find the free space on the drive which you prepared in vista and create a new
partition there. Choose "ext3" as the filesystem type, and use it as the root "/" the mountpoint.
Here you can partition (n-2)G of your free space as the main partition to install Ubuntu. And use the rest of the partition 2G as the swap disk (choose swap as filesystem).
4.Once you've partitioned the drive the way you like it, you come to the single most-important step: telling Ubuntu
where to install GRUB, the Linux bootloader.
pay special attention here, on the final install conclusion screen there is a "advanced" button, click it to set up the installation destitionation of GRUB. Here you need to choose the partition which you used as the root mountpoint.
4.finished installation.
5.Boot into vista and install EasyBCD.
6. go to "Add/remove Entries" page. choose "Linux" tab from the bottom-half of the screen.
7.Pick the partition you installed Ubuntu to earlier from the drop-down partition list and choose "Add entry"
8. save
Installation of Ubuntu on Vista pre-installed machine and preparation for using EasyBCD as booting manager
Installation of Ubuntu on Vista pre-installed machine and preparation for using EasyBCD as booting manager.
1. First you need prepare some free disk space for ubuntu by using Vista disk manager.
2. Insert your Ubuntu CD or DVD in the drive, and boot from it to begin setup. Choose "install Ubuntu" from the
bootable menu.
3. Follow the on screen instructions until you get to a screen asking you for your preferred method of
partition your hard drives. Make sure you choose "manual" at this point so you can configure your dual-boot
exactly as you need it.
3. Find the free space on the drive which you prepared in vista and create a new
partition there. Choose "ext3" as the filesystem type, and use it as the root "/" the mountpoint.
Here you can partition (n-2)G of your free space as the main partition to install Ubuntu. And use the rest of the partition 2G as the swap disk (choose swap as filesystem).
4.Once you've partitioned the drive the way you like it, you come to the single most-important step: telling Ubuntu
where to install GRUB, the Linux bootloader.
pay special attention here, on the final install conclusion screen there is a "advanced" button, click it to set up the installation destitionation of GRUB. Here you need to choose the partition which you used as the root mountpoint.
4.finished installation.
5.Boot into vista and install EasyBCD.
6. go to "Add/remove Entries" page. choose "Linux" tab from the bottom-half of the screen.
7.Pick the partition you installed Ubuntu to earlier from the drop-down partition list and choose "Add entry"
8. save
1. First you need prepare some free disk space for ubuntu by using Vista disk manager.
2. Insert your Ubuntu CD or DVD in the drive, and boot from it to begin setup. Choose "install Ubuntu" from the
bootable menu.
3. Follow the on screen instructions until you get to a screen asking you for your preferred method of
partition your hard drives. Make sure you choose "manual" at this point so you can configure your dual-boot
exactly as you need it.
3. Find the free space on the drive which you prepared in vista and create a new
partition there. Choose "ext3" as the filesystem type, and use it as the root "/" the mountpoint.
Here you can partition (n-2)G of your free space as the main partition to install Ubuntu. And use the rest of the partition 2G as the swap disk (choose swap as filesystem).
4.Once you've partitioned the drive the way you like it, you come to the single most-important step: telling Ubuntu
where to install GRUB, the Linux bootloader.
pay special attention here, on the final install conclusion screen there is a "advanced" button, click it to set up the installation destitionation of GRUB. Here you need to choose the partition which you used as the root mountpoint.
4.finished installation.
5.Boot into vista and install EasyBCD.
6. go to "Add/remove Entries" page. choose "Linux" tab from the bottom-half of the screen.
7.Pick the partition you installed Ubuntu to earlier from the drop-down partition list and choose "Add entry"
8. save
Simple Command to Check Your Windows 7 Expiration date
Check you Windows 7 Bets version evaluation end date:
slmgr.vbs -dlv
slmgr.vbs -dlv
Simple Command to Check Your Windows 7 Expiration date
Check you Windows 7 Bets version evaluation end date:
slmgr.vbs -dlv
slmgr.vbs -dlv
How to install Microsft Applocale on Windows 7
Open Windows, All programs, Accessories, right click Command Prompt and choose run as administrator.
Change the path to the folder where you store the source file apploc.msi.
At command window type in apploc.msi, then follow the instructions ti finish the installation.
Change the path to the folder where you store the source file apploc.msi.
At command window type in apploc.msi, then follow the instructions ti finish the installation.
How to install Microsft Applocale on Windows 7
Open Windows, All programs, Accessories, right click Command Prompt and choose run as administrator.
Change the path to the folder where you store the source file apploc.msi.
At command window type in apploc.msi, then follow the instructions ti finish the installation.
Change the path to the folder where you store the source file apploc.msi.
At command window type in apploc.msi, then follow the instructions ti finish the installation.
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