training/tutorial-installing-ubuntu-multi-boot-on-your-windows-computer.md

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 2. Right click the drive you want to install Ubuntu on (if you only have one drive then
 choose the one with `C:`). For instance, in the picture below, since there is only one drive, I
 would right click on the box that says `Disk 0` (on the far left).
-![Disk Management Prompt](/uploads/training/diskmgmt.png)
+![Disk Management Prompt](uploads/training/diskmgmt.png)
 * Choose Shrink Volume
 * Enter the desired size for the Ubuntu installation. We suggest around  80 GiB with an absolute
 minimum of 40 GiB.
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ motherboard (if you are on a desktop) to figure out which key to press.
     * Download Updates
     * Install Third Party Software
 6. Once you reach the screen for choosing the install location, choose `Something Else`.
-![Ubuntu Formatting](../uploads/training/ubuntu-partition.png)
+![Ubuntu Formatting](uploads/training/ubuntu-partition.png)
 * On this screen, double click the free space you created back in Windows.
 * For size, enter 512 MiB.
 * For type, enter EFI