How to dual boot Ubuntu with Windows 7

Asked By Ryan Odland 10 points N/A Posted on - 06/24/2011

Hi,

This is my little problem: I want to install Ubuntu in a dual boot with W7. I had a partition, not formatted to 25 GB. I had booked for Linux.

I wanted to have a greater capacity, so I reduced the score of Seven, which has to create a new non-formatted too, 50 GB, and I would therefore be 25+50 for Ubuntu.

I have found a software, which normally allows, Easeus, but can not find where?

Gparted not want, because I read that, it is a hassle to use. Am I wrong?

I would like to know other options.

Thanks.

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Answered By stephy_john 0 points N/A #79242

How to dual boot Ubuntu with Windows 7

Dear Ryan,

Making a dual boot with Ubuntu and Windows 7 is cool and I have also dual boot with this combination. Regarding your hard drive partition management issue, Easeus is good software and allow user to manage partition easily.

You can download the free or trial version from their website:

https://www.easeus.com/download.htm

The trial version can be tested for 15 days so I will suggest you to purchase it before the trial period ends. Always use a trusted software.

GParted is not user friendly, you are right. As far as other solution, you can use partition magic software.

Take care.

Stephy

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Answered By Carl Topller 0 points N/A #79243

How to dual boot Ubuntu with Windows 7

Hi,

Gparted is the graphical version of parting. It’s very simple to use to resize a partition you only need to click and drag the box that represent the partition, or set by yourself the desired size.

Since the first Linux distributions, the Linux developers know the huge popularity of Windows and have decided to simplify the dual boot process. So all the Linux distributions can detect the Windows version installed on your computer and guide you to Linux installation without deleting Windows.

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