#Windows 10 oem partition install#
#Windows 10 oem partition windows#

Some install Ubuntu to SSD, others install to hard drive and turn SRT back on and have had it work. So you have to turn the SRT off and remove the RAID meta data from the drives. Ubuntu now installs with Intel SRT on, but when grub sees the RAID grub will not install.

Shows install with screen shots for both BIOS & UEFI, so you know which you are using.Д«oot Repair -Also handles LVM, GPT, separate /boot and UEFI dual boot. If a bit more advanced then the separate /home and/or data partitions would be suggested.

If you are a new Ubuntu user just / (root) and swap as default install into unallocated would be fine. Double check that fast boot is off and then install Ubuntu into unallocated space.

#Windows 10 oem partition windows#

You still need to keep fast boot off as in Windows there does not seem to be a way to unmount the d: drive which the data partition will be seen as.Д®ither way a 20 to 25GB / partition (on SSD or hard drive) and however large you want to make ext4 /home and a NTFS data partition on hard drive should be the minimum requirements.ДЄlways resize partitions with Windows disk tools and immediately reboot to let it run chkdsk and make it repairs to its new size. Often better to turn off secure boot also.ДЄlso better to shrink Windows a bit more and have a separate shared NTFS data partition as read/write and only read from the Windows system or c: drive. You need to turn off SRT, and fast boot with Windows. But then Boot-Repair can usually fix it.ДЄre you primarily a Windows user and want to keep the Intel SRT, or would you like a fast Ubuntu and install / (root) to the 24GB SSD but then not have SRT? Now it seems to work to install, but grub may not install correctly. Last edited by andrew99 March 16th, 2014 at 04:08 AM.Д«efore with Ultrabooks with Intel SRT, we had to turn off SRT and remove RAID metadata from both drives. Also I am able to boot into ubuntu 13.10 through my usb and it works fine I want to dual boot it with windows and partition it correctly. My question is I don't want to rush in to things and if someone can just give me a step by step so I don't mess up my computer I would greatly appreciate it. My c drive will be plenty for my use I have only used 70gb of the 185gb. I would like to resize that one and use it for the ubuntu. Ok so I have only used 460mb of the 258gb data d: ntfs partition. For disc 1 I have 6gb oem partition, 16.36gb primary partition. When I go to computer my partitions are as follows on disc 0 there are 6: 300MB efi system partition, 600mb recovery partition, 185gb os c ntfs, 350 healthy recovery partition, 258gb data d: ntfs, and 20.01gb recovery partition. I have the ultrabook asus s400ca with 6gb of ram and 24gb of ssd and i5. Hey my problem is that there is no option in ubuntu installer to dual boot windows there is however another choice to resize partitions.