How To Install Ubuntu Alongside Windows 11?

[atozlinux]

Can anyone help me with this? I recently bought a new laptop and installed Windows 11 but I also want to boot Ubuntu.
One of the solutions that I found on the internet is:
https://itsubuntu.com/install-ubuntu-20-04-alongside-with-windows-11-in-dual-boot/

Can you share any other solutions too?

 

[PsychoHermit]

That article pretty much covers it. You can burn the iso to a usb stick or a dvd, and go from there. You may have to enter the bios setup to enable booting from usb, or dvd.

--glenn

 

[Brickwizard]

welcome to the forums
installation is basically the same for any distribution, BUT as a beginner I would advise you to select the "install alongside" option [this will stop you making errors you may not be able to fix] and always select to install non-free proprietary drivers [this will give you the best chance of it "working out the box" but you may still have to make a few tweaks.

Bwiz

 

[Deleted member 128018]

Pretty much the same but a bit different.

How to Install Ubuntu along With Windows 11 in Dual Boot (Complete Guide) | Techschumz

For many developers, the Linux journey begins with Ubuntu, so in this guide as well, we will show you how to install Ubuntu along with Windows 11 in dual boot.

techschumz.com

 

[KGIII]

There's also usually a one time boot menu that you can use instead of changing the boot preferences in the BIOS. It's a key-press during the boot phase that lets you temporarily/just once boot to USB, HDD, CD/DVD, or maybe even SD Card.

 

[Deleted member 128018]

There's also usually a one time boot menu that you can use instead of changing the boot preferences in the BIOS. It's a key-press during the boot phase that lets you temporarily/just once boot to USB, HDD, CD/DVD, or maybe even SD Card.

What is the make and model of your laptop.

If we know the make and model of your laptop we can tell you what F key to use to boot into the boot menu.

List of PC brands with their corresponding hot-keys

How to get to your Boot Menu or your BIOS settings? Use different hot-keys that go to these settings.

www.disk-image.com

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