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# On Windows (Partitioning and Creating an Installer) ## On Windows (Partitioning and Creating an Installer)
**BEFORE PROCEEDING MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE ANY IMPORTANT DATA BACKED UP ON A SEPARATE DRIVE**
Note that if you have a separate drive from your Windows installation, then we highly Note that if you have a separate drive from your Windows installation, then we highly
recommend using that drive for Ubuntu, even if it is not an SSD. This will make your life recommend using that drive for Ubuntu, even if it is not an SSD. This will make your life
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4. Create a Bootable Installer for the Ubuntu ISO: 4. Create a Bootable Installer for the Ubuntu ISO:
* There are many ways to create a bootable installer, a decent choice is [Rufus](https://rufus.ie/en/). * There are many ways to create a bootable installer, a decent choice is [Rufus](https://rufus.ie/en/).
# On Ubuntu (The First Reboot and Installing) ## On Ubuntu (The First Reboot and Installing)
5. Reboot and enter the boot picker on your computer. 5. Reboot and enter the boot picker on your computer.
* This is usually done by just repeatedly pressing one of `Esc`, `Delete`, `F10`, or `F12` keys * This is usually done by just repeatedly pressing one of `Esc`, `Delete`, `F10`, or `F12` keys
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