How to Dual Boot Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and Windows 10 / 11

Dual Boot Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Linux Install Tutorial is a 2024 Tutorial on How to install Ubuntu Desktop alongside Windows 11 or Windows 10. Run through this Step by Step Tutorial to Install Ubuntu 24.04 the Desktop Version on a system with Windows 11. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Linux Install Tutorial is intended for beginner users and shows all necessary steps to get your desktop running today.

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00:00 Download Ubuntu
00:45 Flashing the Image to a USB
02:10 Shrinking Storage Space for Ubuntu
04:20 Booting into USB using BIOS
05:33 Changing Boot Order in BIOS
07:45 Starting the Ubuntu Installation
11:05 Customizing Partition Setup
15:10 Continuing Setup Process
17:16 Selecting Between Windows & Ubuntu
18:30 Onboarding Ubuntu
19:05 Exploring the Desktop
19:30 Installing Essentials on the Desktop

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[andrewmarkowski]

Always helpful. Previous versions of these tutorial helped me get into Linux. How about video about dual booting Windows and Pop!OS? I remember it wasn't so easy for me to do.

[htutlwinkhant]

It worked!🎉 Of coure there are some errors here and there cuz diff devices and I am glad that explanations are this detailed.

[shamgar]

You sir are a life saver! I tried many other tutorials unsuccessfully till I found yours. Problem was I could not get Ubuntu to dual install with my Windows installation...it kept booting into Windows with no GRUB option. Your detailed manual installation with the partitions solved the issue on the first try! Thank you! Now I can try Linux for the first time. So excited!

[macedonskyua]

Sometimes, after big Windows updates it can rewrite your grub by second windows bootloader, even if you have linux and windows on separated hard disks. To prevent such behavioar, enough just set some password on your bios/uefi and this will protect your bootloaders.

[OwenLlywelyn]

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you very much

[Wintoncat]

Can I partition the space on an external d: drive?

[DzieXik]

Hmm, strange - I shrink Windows partition as you described and left it as unallocated, but during Ubuntu installation I cannot pick it to instal lubuntu :/

[acefreely]

I could not complete the install. The fix was to reinstall in safe graphic mode then install into the ubuntu partion since the free space was taken from the previous incomplete install.

[tfinkens]

is there a convenient way to not boot into the desktop manager? I'd prefer to use "startx" from the old days if i need the GUI on the computer. i intend to use this mostly head-free and remote via ssh/screen/mobaxterm...

awesome video and thanks in advance!

[tarunrawat]

I don't know why but my ubuntu installer is automatically gets shut down in between

[dambros]

For me, when sd1 /boot/efi appeared at 15:38, I thought that Linux would corrupt the Windows EFI and I was wondering how to install Linux's own EFI partition. My previous method was efi (linux), root, swap, home. In other distros it always showed the message that it would be an efi partition suitable for linux, for example, unlike sd1 but sd4 boot efi

[alexarcher]

Hi there. I have a problem not being able to boot from the pendrive. The text that appears on my laptop screen when I try to dual boot from windows 10 trying to install Ubuntu 24.04 from a bootable pendrive with windows 10 says: could not create MokListRT: Volume full. Same thing for a line named: MokListXRT. And another: SbatLevelRT. One more: MokListTrustedRT. and the last line says: Something has gone seriously wrong: import_mok_state( ) failed: Volume full. I can't find any solution to this problem on the internet, in forums, on youtube, etc. I have done everything that is out there with people guiding me and asking me to do this and that and nothing works. Some people from Ubuntu´s forum say it is related to the secure boot KEY´S list within bios boot setup. I also have the secure boot section disabled. Some people suggest that I delete those keys or reset them to system default but IS IT SAFE to do that? I need help from you guys. Can you show me what to do? Thanks. Much appreciated with any information you can provide me. Best regards, Alex. Congrats on your channel.

[txreal]

Besides /
Do people still use /home and /swap for Custom Installation? Is it better this way?

[marcosk]

can you show how to do a dual boot with 2 or more linux?

[lsvrknz]

I had a system problem at last part of installation😢, don't mind by what it can be caused

[kriswayne]

On my win, i had idle ram usage of 2.3-4 gb and in ubuntu im having 1.6 gb used in idle 😢
How to fix this? I thought it would be around 800mb
Only 4gigs of ram

[ggwnice]

your teaching something to people who already know it! throwing around words that noobs have no idea about

[Corn_DOG]

14:15 so all options on my "Device for boot loader installation" are grayed out and I can not progress forward. the ONLY think I could think that I did differently than the tutorial was that I wanted to install Ubuntu on a different HD than windows... could that be what is tripping me up?

[Vulkitssingh]

Please make video on 🙏Best linux an distro based on Ubuntu for gamming specialy for gamer

[ajirii]

I tried it, but the next button and device for bootloader installation is greyed out, also it shows my ssd as nvm and my flash as sda