How To Install Ubuntu Without USB | Dualboot | UEFI | Step by Step

 

Hello friends, today I'm going to show how to install ubuntu without usb | Dualboot | UEFI | Updated for 2022. No need any usb or dvd, cd to install any linux os on your old pc / laptop. Install ubuntu dualboot without usb flash drive. Just use internal hardisk as boolable usb. Hope you enjoy. Please share and subscribe!!!

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What's Ubuntu?

Ubuntu is a free and open-source operating system based on the Linux kernel. It was released in October 2004. Ubuntu is widely regarded as one of the most user-friendly Linux distributions and is known for its ease of installation, intuitive user interface, and strong community support.

Ubuntu is designed to be easy to use, with a simple and intuitive graphical user interface. The system comes with a range of pre-installed applications, including the LibreOffice suite, the Firefox web browser, and the Thunderbird email client.

Ubuntu is also known for its security and stability. The operating system is designed to be secure by default, with regular security updates and patches. It also has a strong focus on stability, with a rigorous testing process for new features and updates. It a popular choice for many people around the world. 

How To Install Ubuntu Without USB?

Steps: 

1) Download "Ubuntu Operating System" as ISO file. and Then download "Universal USB Installer".

2) Open "run" and type "diskmgmt.msc" to open disk manage.

3) Select your C: drive or other drive and shrink minimum 8GB volume as your usb. 

4) Select shrink 8GB volume and right-click.

5) Click on "New Simple Volume" and create new drive with "NTFS" format.

6) Again shrink 20GB volume. Don't create new drive /partition on this 20GB shrink volume.

7) Install /Open "Universal USB Installer" as usual. And select distribution Ubuntu.

8) Browse your downloaded Ubuntu ISO file.

9) Select 8GB shrink volume from "select drive letter of usb"tab.

10) Click on "Create".

After creating successfully bootable driver "Restart PC" and go to boot menu and Select "Boot From EFI file -> UUI -> EFI -> BOOT -> BOOTx64.EFI". Now install Ubuntu as usual on your hard 20GB shrink volume by creating 3GB swap partition and 17GB boot partition.

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