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It may be tempting to jump in and skip the steps that show you how to back up your Windows files but I cant impress on you enough the importance of doing so. Update. I have written a new guide for dual booting Windows 8. Ubuntu. There are a few differences to the instructions below using the new method which are mainly as follows The backup section advises only using Macrium Reflect for creating system images. The USB drive created uses a new method to create a UEFI bootable USB drive. Instead of using the something else option the new guide allows you to use the default install alongside Windows 8. In essence I have found the Windows recovery tools to be flaky with regards to restoring from a system image. For instance if you create a recovery image on an external hard drive and then copy it to another external hard drive or NAS drive there is no guarantee that Windows 8. I have used Macrium Reflect for creating system images and restoring them even after moving images around and it works. The software is free to use as well although there is a paid for version for extra options. Creating a UEFI bootable only Ubuntu USB drive ensures that Ubuntu is installed to a GPT partition. The Ubuntu installer therefore also recognises the existence of the Windows 8. This enables you to choose the default option for installing alongside Windows 8. Using this method it appears that there is no longer a requirement to turn off secure boot. I still had to manually set the Windows bootloader using BCDEdit. Feel free to give the new guide a try or you can stick with the tried and trusted method below. A review of Ubuntu 1. Before you start it might be worth reading the latest review of Ubuntu 1. Windows 8. 1 is something you want to do. Back up Windows. There are two steps to backing up Windows Create a recovery drive for backing up Windows 8. Create a file history for backing up personal files. For the recovery drive you will need a USB flash drive with at least 1. Insert the USB drive into your computer. You should make sure that you have no data that you need to keep on the drive as it will be wiped during this process. If you dont have a USB drive you can create recovery DVDs. For the file history backup I would recommend using an external hard drive but it depends on how much data you have. If you dont have much then a USB drive will do. If you have nothing else to hand you can backup to DVDs. This guide assumes that you are using Windows 8. Windows 8. In my original guide I showed how to create recovery disks and a system image using the Windows 7 recovery tools. In this guide I use the simpler Windows 8 recovery drive tool. To create a recovery drive press the super key Windows key on your keyboard and then click on the magnifying glass in the top right corner. Now start typing Recovery. An option will appear called Create a recovery drive. Click this option. You will be asked if you are happy to give permissions for this application to run. The answer is yes you do. A recovery drive lets you get Windows 8. When the Create a recovery drive window appears click Next to continue. Click the available USB drive to be used and click Next. A message will appear confirming that you want to create the drive and you are warned again that all the data on the target drive will be deleted. If you are happy that you dont need anything on your recovery drive click Create. It will take a few minutes for the drive to be created but eventually a screen will appear stating that the drive is ready. Safely remove the drive, put it in a small plastic bag like a sandwich bag or in an envelope. Label the bag or envelope and place it somewhere very safe. If something goes wrong either whilst installing Ubuntu or later on in time you will be grateful that you followed these steps. Now insert the drive that you want to use for storing all your personal data. To be honest you should do this whether you plan to continue installing Ubuntu or not. Press the super key Windows key on your keyboard and then press the search icon in the top right corner. Enter the words File History. Click the option that says Save backup copies of your files with File History. A screen similar to the one above should appear. Click on the Off button to flick the switch to On for File History. Click the link that says Select a different drive. Find the drive that you want to back up to and click Back up now. After a while all your files will be backed up to the new drive. Note that this application assumes that you store all of your files under your Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos and Desktop folder. If you dont then I would recommend copying any file that that isnt stored in these folders manually using Windows Explorer. Create a bootable Ubuntu USB drive. If you choose to create your own bootable USB drive you will need another blank USB drive to continue. Insert the USB drive into your computer. Follow the above link for pendrive Linux and scroll half way down the page until you see the Download UUI link. Click on the download link and wait for the program to download. When the download has completed double click on the executable. When the license agreement screen appears read it and then click I Agree if you accept the license. Creating the drive is fairly straight forward. The first thing to do is choose your distribution of choice, in this case Ubuntu, from the dropdown list. Click on the Browse button. Find the downloaded Ubuntu ISO. Select your chosen USB drive letter and make sure that the We will format option is checked. At this point you can create the USB drive so that it persists data. This makes it possible to install software when using the live Ubuntu version and it will still be available the next time you boot from the USB drive. Click Create to continue. Arduino Projects Book Pdf Starter Kit. A summary screen will tell you what is about to happen. Basically your USB drive is about to be completely wiped and Ubuntu is about to be installed as a live image to it. If you are happy to continue click Yes. You will now see a progress bar showing how far through the process the installer is and how long it is expected to last. Feel free to get a comfort break, have a drink or boil and egg at this point. Shrink your Windows partition. Windows takes up the whole of the drive when it is first installed. In order to install Ubuntu you will need to make space for it. Press the super key Windows key on your keyboard and click the magnifying glass in the top right corner. In the search box start typing Partitions. Click on the option called Create and format partitions. This will bring up the Disk Management screen. To shrink the drive, right click on the OS C volume and select Shrink volume. A screen will appear showing how much you can shrink the drive by. You can of course choose to shrink the drive by less than offered but never go for any more than offered as you will break your Windows 8. Click Shrink to continue. When you are finished you will see that there is a lot of unpartitioned space. This is where Ubuntu will be installed. Turn off fast boot.