Install Ubuntu alongside windows.

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STEPS FOR INSTALLING UBUNTU ALONGSIDE WINDOWS (DUAL BOOTING):

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1.Download the Ubuntu Operating System from Ubuntu's website.
You can go to the following link to download the Ubuntu's ISO file format.

*You may use torrents also for better control over downloads.



2.Download a program for creating boot-able USB flash drives. 
Some such programs are:
(a). Rufus 
settings to choose in rufus windows bootable usb tool
(b). Windows USB/DVD Tool 

windows bootable usb tool - windows dvd usb tool

(c). Etcher

process of creating a windows bootable USB drive in Etcher


3. Use the above program to create a boot-able USB flash drive and copy Ubuntu onto it.






4. Restart your PC and load Ubuntu from your USB flash drive using keys-ESC/F10/F9/F12 before the windows loading icon come.

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5. Run Ubuntu installation wizard to install Ubuntu along-side Windows 10.

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Click on Install Now Button and after the installation process you are done with your task.

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