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Wubi (Ubuntu Installer for Windows) is the most popular way to install Ubuntu nowadays. The birth of Wubi makes it easy for more people to install and use Ubuntu in the Windows system by installing ordinary application software. The Ubuntu system installed with Wubi is a real physical system, not a virtual machine; this means that the Ubuntu system is basically running on your computer at full speed. In addition to the fact that disk performance can have a little effect. ]

The first thing you need to do is download the LiveCD installation CD image of Ubuntu 8.10 from Ubuntu's official website. You can burn it out or mount the ISO image directly using the virtual optical drive. I won't show you how to use a virtual optical drive. There are a lot of virtual optical drive software under Windows, such as Daemon Tools and Winmount. I recommend the latter. Because the latter is free and easy to install and use.

Mount the ISO or insert the CD. If you don't have Windows XP to turn off autoplay, you will see the following interface. If you don't see the following interface, you can open the CD drive and double-click "umenu.exe".

Click "install in Windows" and the installation Settings dialog box will appear. Please select a partition with enough space. The partition format needs to be NTFS. If the installation size is 4GB, it is recommended to have more than 5G free space. Here you choose to install it on disk D. After the system is installed, Ubuntu is actually located in D:\ Ubuntu. The setting of the installation size can be determined according to the actual situation, 4GB is selected here. The installation size determines the size of the Ubuntu system partition. If the space allows, you can set it a little larger here to install more software in Ubuntu in the future. Then set the user name and password. Others can be kept by default. Click install and you will begin to install the system.

Wubi will make an image of the installation CD and do some other installation preparations.

When finished, Wubi will prompt you to restart the system.

At this point, the installation phase under Windows is complete. After the system is rebooted, it will automatically boot into the Ubuntu installer and start the installation automatically. The whole process does not require any human intervention. I will not talk too much about the installation process. One thing to remind you is that if you don't have a high-speed Internet connection to get your IP address directly, it is recommended that you unplug the network cable first. This will save a lot of time.

After a "long" wait, the system will automatically restart again and the installation has been completed. Are you happy? It's that simple! ]

This reboot, we will see the Windows operating system selection menu, on which one option is Ubuntu. Move the cursor over Ubuntu, press enter, and you can enter the Ubuntu system. Of course, you can also press enter directly to enter the Windows system as usual.

With regard to the Ubuntu system that comes out of Wubi, there is a problem that seems to haunt many novices all the time. That's how to access the disk with Ubuntu installed in Ubuntu! This question is a bit as weird as the problem of laying eggs and laying eggs. I have seen n people express confusion about this problem in m places. In fact, Ubuntu has already mounted this partition for us. It's just that you can't see the disk icon. This partition is actually mounted under / host. Hurry up and have a look to see if all the documents are lying there.

All right, about the installation, that's about it. Finally, what if you are tired of using Ubuntu, or if your disk is so short of space because there are so many (small) movies that you need to uninstall Ubuntu, or if Ubuntu is so cool that you want to install it into a separate partition after trying it out?

The method is simple. Boot into Windows, open X:\ Ubuntu, (X is the partition where you installed Ubuntu), and double-click Uninstall- Ubuntu.exe,Wubi to uninstall Ubuntu with yourself. Finally, only an empty X:\ Ubuntu-backup folder is left. You can just delete it when you open the X disk.

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