How to Dual Boot Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and Windows 11 (*NEW*)

[@morgan24TH]

I know how to dual boot, I learnt that from your previous videos, but I'm only here to support your channel, big ups homie.

[@kskroyaltech]

I appreciate that. Thank you so much.

[@ashishkushwaha6430]

​@@kskroyaltechBro please make this video for mbr bios devices This method not working in mbr pc Grub not shown in start please

[@talhaamin9818]

Han tou muu mein lele, idhr kyun bak raha

[@rudranshkapoor1738]

@@kskroyaltech Can I use d drive to install ubuntu instead of external USB ?

[@Tman2747]

I was wondering about the bitlocker part and no other youtube videos mentioned it until yours. big thx

[@kskroyaltech]

Yes it's very important I noticed it lately, windows sucks In some areas. Bit locker encryption has both benefits & downsides. But for linux people like us it's a problem. When the windows drive is encrypted with bit locker, linux installer will fail to decrypt it natively and requires a third party tools to unlock it. So, in one word when the windows drive is encrypted, linux cannot access unallocated free space (created earlier) and throws an error. So it's better to disable that feature. I guess bit locker is only enabled in PRO editions and business ..

[@mumbaiindians5324]

Mine is 11 but it's showing bitlocker encrypted in the disc storages page after cmd and I am unable change the encryption@@kskroyaltech

[@fbn7766]

@@mumbaiindians5324 Same issue, any fixes?

[@junzz5425]

​@@kskroyaltechNope its on in Win Home also . As u said in ur I skipped that but during installation warring popped up saying " This device has bitlocker... Restart to windows" something like this.

[@nemanjamarjanovic3839]

my windows got locked because i didnt disable it :D should've watched this tutorial first

[@MarkAJAgi]

You will still have the System partition listed when in windows as drive R: (If you named it as R with "assign letter=r") So remove R: with; CMD.exe (Run as admin) DISKPART SELECT DISK 0 (If disk 0 is your main hard drive) SELECT PARTITION 1 (If partition 1 is the System partition) Following will not work: ASSIGN LETTER= ? ASSIGN (For help) So use: REMOVE LETTER=R

[@RohitKumar-dj1tc]

Appreciate it man!!

[@danieltososilvasauro]

Thanks buddy, I was really looking forward to using Windows 11 with Ubuntu in Dual Boot.

[@harshdharagarwal6661]

The best video so far. It correctly explains removing ubuntu also in the end.

[@kskroyaltech]

Awesome.

[@louisfifteen]

I have dual boot on two different drives and it runs smooth as butter in the sun. Thanks for showing anyway. I un Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and Windows 11 24H2. No issues on any of them.

[@kskroyaltech]

Awesome. 24H2 is not out right for public release.

[@Silver-eb7zm]

This Video was the beginning of my Linux journy on 23 May. Changed from Ubuntu and Windows to Kubuntu and Windows to Manjaro KDE (Start of becoming Intamediate) and Windows to Arch KDE than Hyprland TWM (nuking Windows) and dualboot Kali (Now really understanding Linux more and more). Thank you ❤

[@bernardogeocometto5562]

Bro you’re the best, thx, no one managed to teach me how to dual boot Ubuntu with windows thankyou very much bro!

[@kskroyaltech]

Happy to help

[@andymkhome6572]

Have followed your excellent guide through with a dual boot install of Ubuntu onto a Windows 11 Laptop (HP Elitebook 640 G9). In my case the BIOS had to be set to Secure Boot Disabled to allow the install USB drive to boot. This "modern" HP bios is very tricky with hardware changes... Also the steps you outline to delete the Ubuntu partition and GRUB bootloader worked very well. 5 stars! Many thanks.

[@Abhishekkumar-hh5gk]

Hey i also use hp (pavilion) but my grub bootloader is not showing it directly boots to vindows after installation was complete

[@andymkhome6572]

@@Abhishekkumar-hh5gk Seems Windows 11 forces a setting in the HP Bios to specify it as the 1st boot. What worked for me on a newish HP Laptop with windows 11: BIOS setup; Boot Order; Select Windows and change to Disabled. This then forces the bios to run the Ubuntu Grub boot. And if you want Windows choose it from the grub menu.

[@krishnaytb]

Hey, Thank You So much for this Tutorial. Explained everything clearly. Can You make another video on how to easily access windows files from linux and linux files from windows?

[@ZenithOneXP]

Best video!! you touched every detail 👏

[@kskroyaltech]

Yay! Thank you!

[@mr.labman5967]

Nice, but I have heard if you have a dual boot as you have done, what happened when windows comes with updates, others have told in YT video's it will destroy your dual boot and your data is lost forever. Of course an Ubuntu guru knows what to do but a beginner will not have much success, am I correct or wrong?

[@shadw3112]

helpful as always! i was wondering if the video you made about removing snap packages and other dependencies related to it still apply to this LTS release. thanks in adv!

[@kskroyaltech]

Yes same procedure to remove snap packages in 24.04.. BACKUP with timeshift, Before you remove SNAPD. Here is my article: kskroyal.com/remove-snap-packages-from-ubuntu/

[@Thejaspianomusic]

i cant install ubuntu 18.04 with dual boot windows 11 Home . Problem Showing :- This System Has Only 15 GB Requires more than 20GB . But My System has around 119GB free Sapce in C Drive {Only One Partition}. Please help Me out Of this .

[@ChaosTeen239]

same

[@Thejaspianomusic]

@@ChaosTeen239 i slove it by install 20.04 lts and completly removing windows 11

[@achyuthachandra]

Windows has very limited partitioning capability, when you choose to shrink a partition, when it meets an unmovable file, it will not shrink past that file. Open the Drive Optimization utility in Windows and defragment that drive fully, then try shrinking the partition again, that usually moves the unmovable files and allows you to shrink a larger space. If that is not successful, you will need to use a 3rd party partitioning tool like the free version of AOMEI Partition Assistant to shrink that partition

[@ashishkushwaha6430]

Bro please make this video for mbr bios devices This method not working in mbr pc Grub not shown in start please

[@ValorPlayzReal]

same

[@ashishkushwaha6430]

@@ValorPlayzReal bro I got solution for this. It's not a bug Start your Ubuntu Now open terminal Step1- sudo nano /etc/default/grub Now change 2 things Grub style - Hidden > menu Timeout>. 0 > 10 & Save it by ctr+o then type ctr +x to back Step2 - type in terminal Sudo update grub Now restart your system

[@ValorPlayzReal]

@@ashishkushwaha6430 i figured it out on my own. if that doesn't work for others i have another fix. i just went into the bios settings, i went over to boot and changed Ubuntu as the default start instead of windows boot manager. now i boot strait into the grub manager and everything just works.

[@surajghodke1033]

My windows are present in the SSD... I'm planning to install ubantu on the 2nd drive which is an HDD. So Same steps I need to do for windows 10 and different drive?

[@kskroyaltech]

IN that case skip the free space allocation part in Windows just make a bootable USB to run ubuntu installer. During the installation part, choose ERASE DISK and select your Second Drive and continue to install ubuntu. That's it.

[@surajghodke1033]

@@kskroyaltech Can you make a video on this topic? there are no proper tutorial reagrding this topic... i just want to create new partition on my secondary HDD and install ubantu.

[@chiggy7]

Same! Even i want to install Ubuntu on hdd

[@rohitsutreja]

I had this problem where after selecting "Try or install ubuntu" and entering Ubuntu, the installation window kept getting closed. Even after trying so many times to reopen it from the desktop icon - "Install Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS", same thing happened. To solve this problem right click on that icon and select the "Show in Files" option. Then select it from the file explorer and then click on "run as program".

[@nicca-iy3ez]

Sorry for the dumb question but I just wanna ask what would be the use of the usb after this? Do I need to always insert it while using the ubuntu?

[@kskroyaltech]

Nope, it only serves for installing ubuntu on main drive. Once it's done you can use a software named SD Formatter on windows and erase the USB drive to store files or use normally.

[@nicca-iy3ez]

@@kskroyaltech Thank you! Additionally, what can you suggest to do if the laptop turns off or can't power on back after deleting ubuntu in a dual boot?

[@sergiomarquina4094]

Isn't disabling Bit locker going to cause any problems or data theft ?

[@nerdnexus-98]

Will you be kind enough to create a video to safely format the bootable USB drive after installing Ubuntu?

[@kskroyaltech]

Use SD Formatter tool.

[@oldnewbe8992]

I have and Hp laptop I duel boot ubuntu and windows11 but when i would try and use windows the sound did not work everything worked perfect on ubuntu. Any advice on how to solve this I prefer to use linux but I need windows11 for somethings . thanks for the good vids

[@nicca-iy3ez]

Would it cause a problem in my laptop if I try deleting my Ubuntu, if before I had created a restore point I already downloaded Ubuntu on my laptop?

[@QuikRay]

You do not want to dual boot win and Linux. Use two different hdds and two different boot partitions. One on each hdd. Do it any other way and you will learn the hard way why I recommend this.

[@cybernit3]

When you say learn the hard way; do you mean when there is a big Windows 11 update it will screw up the grub bootloader? Also like you say would make it simplier and less worry of having enough space.

[@PankajDhande]

Nothing to worry about. I have been using Windows and Linux dual boot on same drive (ssd), for years and haven't faced any issue so far

[@juleswinnfield3958]

@@PankajDhandeI did this on my last PC and just came to this video for a refresher. I think he’s trippin or did something wrong because on my last PC I dual booted for over a year and never had any issue.

[@unknownfact4466]

7:57 If you choose "Manual installation" and select free space on the same drive as the Windows drive, will it still add Ubuntu files to the EFI system partition? Thank you.

[@kskroyaltech]

Yes exactly, with manual partition you just need to create root partition that's it, swap is optional And the Ubuntu boot files will be installed to the Windows EFI partition, i.e the part partition of the windows drive.

[@adhitamaputra-73]

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[@chiggy7]

Will the ubuntu work on the dynamic disk?

[@granadian]

After dual booting... can I enable encryption again in Windows? - I always use it with encryption. And installing Ubuntu with dual encryption, what would that be like?

[@gabrielleoliveira7131]

Hi, could I separate my SSD this way and later on get another one and leave each system on a single SSD? Or would it be too much work and just not worth it? what do you say

[@kskroyaltech]

It's upto you. If you want to install ubuntu alongside windows 11 on the same drive this is the process. Otherwise, if you have spare SSD on your computer you can use it to install ubuntu. This is a hassle free method to do.

[@BlackKiteElectronics]

Very nice, i installed it thank you❤️❤️

[@mihirsingh2413]

Hey thanks, video was of great help in dual boot. Just a doubt after dual boot is done when i enter windows os its timezone is not synced properly. Any help on how to fix this issue?

[@shimidokixd]

Same problem

[@kskroyaltech]

On windows, Go to settings, choose time and date and click on sync.

[@mihirsingh2413]

@@kskroyaltech thanks already done that but I thought it would be having some permanent fix, but no issue regarding that. Thanks for the help

[@MichaelSouhoka]

Open the terminal and then type: sudo timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 and then hit Enter to execute, fill the root password as you created, and then hit Enter again. The UBuntu should be permanently sync to local time based on CPU clock.

[@ctpsi]

Bro, when i was done installing Ubuntu it is showing that the wifi adapter is not found.. Can u pls help me..

[@kskroyaltech]

Are you using any External WIFI Adapter ?

[@ctpsi]

@@kskroyaltech no

[@ctpsi]

Can I solve this by using one?

[@ctpsi]

​@@kskroyaltechbro it worked

[@nikhilshashidhar7195]

@@ctpsi Im still facing this problem, how did you fix it?

[@andymkhome6572]

Excellent guide; very clear and detailed. Thanks.

[@kskroyaltech]

You're welcome!

[@prathameshkokare8080]

Those doing it in September and on windows 11 home please turn off your Bitlocker and also turnoff Intel RST and then follow the process.

[@prathameshkokare8080]

And also turn off the Bitlocker for all drives !!!

[@AniketBankapur]

Can I follow the same steps for windows 10 n should I disable secure boot ?

[@kskroyaltech]

Absolutely. almost same..

[@madhanvasudevan7574]

I tried running via external hdd and my bitlocker locked the windows 11. Is there anyway to run ubuntu via external hdd or flashdrive without secure boot or bitlocker issues?

[@arkobiswas8845]

I was Installing the Ubuntu on my pc for dual boot , but while installation it shows me an error , what's the issues and how i fix it? Should i remove all Ubuntu files from pc just like your Last part? Please Help 🙏

[@chiraagsgowda7005]

If i update windows, it will not mess with the GRUB Bootloader right. Beacuse i have seen reports of windows overwriting GRUB when it updates.

[@sormazi]

Hey I followed all your steps but my system boots directly into Ubuntu instead of the grub boot manager

[@haypritam]

we dont have to create home and boot this time while installing 24.04 ?

[@ffgamerid6125]

Bro after sometimes of inactivity my linux freezes...... Keyboard/mouse/mousepad got stuck......i have faced same problem on kali linux.....so i have to restart my laptop Everytime it freezes...... Now please tell me how to slove this problem.....my laptop model is acer aspire 5 a515-57g.... Please brother help me.... I'm from Bangladesh.....

[@ketan.choudhari7277]

After installation and first restart while starting it stuck in ubuntu boot iam using hp i3 laptop and this issue iam facing in all other linux boot I had tried and after forcefully shutdown and restart audio from 3.5 mm jack in laptop I have to use Bluetooth earbuds what is the problem I don't know how can I resolve this issue?

[@vira5995]

can you make a video to fix ACPI errors I am unable to boot into ubuntu 22.04

[@paragshendkar7406]

I am trying to install Ubuntu on windows pc but can't install. I am a Intel user so i have to turn off the RAID and have to use AHCI (but the issue my bios it only detects sata drive . My pc is dell Inspiron 3593 model which has 240gb nvme on which windows is installed and i am trying to install on my other drive 1tb hdd). My AHCI only support Sata drive not NVME if enable it i can access my windows OS😭😭😭😭

[@chiggy7]

Did you solve this problem? , same I have 236gb ssd and 1 tb hdd, I want to install Ubuntu on hdd.

[@paragshendkar7406]

@@chiggy7 Sadly, No to solve this problem I have remove my nvme 240gb ssd drive and will have to use only my 1tb HDD for dual boot which is a loss, in my bios my ACHI only detects sata drive no nvme support. So I opted for a Virtual machine but my virtual box runs like an absolute tortoise. Now I am trying to install Ubuntu on another virtual machine vendor. 🥹🥹

[@ayushsinha1813]

on my system, during the install some drives appear on the left sidebar and abort the installation process.

[@juleswinnfield3958]

Best guide out there fr.

[@unhingedbrokie]

Great video. Thanks!

[@vinothgaming7543]

bro i have a question will can i assecs the data in the window to the ubuntu which i have saved in windows usage time other wish it will act as a seprate system

[@kskroyaltech]

Windows partition data can be accessed from ubuntu. You can use the default file manager. It will be auto mounted.

[@lopiix]

Which is better dual boot or virtual machine if I have core i7 16gb ram 1tb ssd gpu rtx 3050 4gb

[@zabproYT]

Dual boot for enhanced experience

[@lopiix]

Still some says security is better in Virtual machine

[@gideonadelaja8707]

Does selecting "install Ubuntu alongside other partitions"automatically select the free space we created?

[@kskroyaltech]

Yes it will see the unallocated space and use it automatically. Also, in case you didnt create an unallocated space though windows..... using this option directly allows to shrink the free space within the installer.

[@vedeshpadal]

​​@@kskroyaltechI have properly followed all the steps, created empty space (unallocated space), 8:00 but in the Ubuntu installer I don't find "Install alongside Windows option". And when I choose the advanced option, I am being shown my entire 512 GB SSD as free space and even the Live OS file manager of Ubuntu isn't detecting my SSD. I have turned off Safe boot and all, but none seemed to work. please help...

[@rahulg1989]

Should I go For GPT or MBR partition scheme in rufus please reply...

[@Lukewalker103]

MBR

[@rahulg1989]

@@Lukewalker103 actually i researched and GPT turns out to be the best option for newer PC's of windows

[@kimhieng2939]

Excuse me, could you please give the solution to a problem of IP address configuration " connect to host (IP address) port 22: Connection timed out " ? thank you so much .

[@kskroyaltech]

Tell me what happened.

[@techStack-o2h]

Can you tell me how Long does it take for device encryption to be fully turned off considering I am having 80gb data and a nvme ssd

[@kskroyaltech]

not sure cause I never used bit locker encryption

[@techStack-o2h]

@@kskroyaltech but doesn't your hp laptop come with bitlocker encrypted from the start

[@daniellewis-mu3mx]

I installed Ubuntu in the same way, but my earphones' audio doesn't work while the inbuilt speakers do. I tried installing other distros like Fedora, Manjaro, and Mint, but I face the same issue on all of them. Even after disabling secure boot and setting up dual boot, I still don't get audio output from the headphone jack. However, everything works fine on Windows. If I install PulseAudio on Ubuntu, it doesn't work, and it even affects my Windows audio, causing it to stop working. What should I do?

[@kskroyaltech]

While EarPods is connected to the computer, did u see your output device in sound settings ?

[@rokuro-senpai5604]

By restart you mean formatting from 0?

[@MrAalijaan1]

i just instal kubunto but now there is now option comes to slect OS even after i increase time to 30 second, every time i have to turn on secure boot they windows 11 run if i disable secure boot kubunto starts any solution

[@ludwig2435]

What to do if "Error: cannot load image" text appears when trying to boot windows?

[@kisxena]

Just an FYI, remember your audience. Probably some of them don't know commands for Windows 11, as they just started using it. Getting to the Run Command window then Windows Version should be explained. So, it's not a COMPLETE step-by-step tutorial, you're assuming.

[@kskroyaltech]

Never mind, I will try to include a step by step instructions blog post and add a Link in the description. In future videos I will keep that in mind. Thanks for your suggestion and I will improve.

[@jokerone]

Bro you r awsome

[@potatopc]

Thanks a lot it did work❤

[@soumyaseducation6640]

I have gigabyte A320M-H model , I can't understand how to choose bootable usb in bios , can you eleborate it

[@AtomicSquid9964]

bet whats the issue

[@amit_jadhav_]

I have dual booted ubuntu successfully but in ubuntu I was unable to use wifi what should I do please help

[@nikhilshashidhar7195]

Im experiencing the same problem!

[@HardbassTV.]

Get drivers kiddo

[@badgoodbadgoodbadgood]

Okay, I am doing it exactly as on the video (except I turned off the encryption entirely on Windows 11 home, that apparently didn't have bitlocker). Had a bit of a journey trying to navigate bios of ASUS system, it worked out somehow. Now it's installing, wish me luck😅 Edit: Well, the system didn't prompt me to choose between windows and ubuntu, and automatically opened ubuntu after restart..I guess now we have issues I should have disabled fast start and secure boot from windows setting, according to chatgpt. Edit_2: okay, now it asks, after what I did to update grub configurations. I still think I messed up smth in Bios configuration part where you put your USB flash drive above boot manager because my ASUS Republic of games laptop's looked very chaotic and I just pressed what seemed right. Do you think it'll affect me somehow if everything seems to be working fine as of now?

[@badgoodbadgoodbadgood]

Apparently now I need 20.04 LTS not 24.04. Should I remove the whole ubuntu?

[@fbn7766]

Hello, I'm trying this out. I'm having win11 home edition, I searched for bitlocker and found none, but in the disk management it says C: (NTFS - Bitlocker encrypted) I don't know what to do. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Ty

[@dmcs23]

Huge thanks man!!!

[@andreymartinezgomez3112]

Excellent video, thanks a lot

[@kskroyaltech]

You are welcome!

[@weixiangng8279]

Need to take the USB out before turning off the secure boot?

[@kskroyaltech]

No need to take the USB out.

[@ashwanikumar-fs7ej]

after intalling ubunto what about the pendrive do i need to remove after intalling or it need to remain attach to it all i need to know is that using pendrie is only primary for file or not

[@kskroyaltech]

You are using the pen drive just to install the operating system. Once ubuntu is installed on your drive then you can remove the pendrive and format it with SD FORMATTER software to make it reusable.

[@shashanksingh4708]

How do I install the nvidia drivers ? I have dual booted but it's using the default (xorg) driver ......(I have secure boot disabled)

[@kskroyaltech]

sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall

[@a_b_h_.i]

Hey bro i partitioned 60gb for ubuntu and installed it as shown in the video, now i wanna increase that 60gb to 100 gb without reinstalling ubuntu. Is that possible?

[@mateuslopes2462]

Yeah dude, just stretch the partition, but be careful not to overwrite the windows one

[@devnchill]

It would be greate if you make a detailed video on how to customize ubuntu 22.04 like blur background transparency status bar ect ... not extreamely configured as it might reduce the speed and performance

[@kskroyaltech]

It's coming very soon. Stay tuned.

[@ashwani9029]

Bro i got problem of saying not able to download and then i try to delete it say access denied to k: command 😢

[@AshishMishra12284]

Sir, I'm having this error while booting "invalid magic number" and "you need to load the kernel first" kindly help me how to solve these two errors

[@kskroyaltech]

If you are using a USB drive, recreate the bootable USB using a tool like Rufus (for Windows) or Etcher. Make sure to use the correct settings for creating a bootable drive. Ensure your BIOS/UEFI settings are correctly configured to boot from the USB drive. For most modern systems, you should use UEFI mode. If your system supports both UEFI and Legacy BIOS, ensure the settings match the bootable media. Disable Secure Boot in the BIOS/UEFI settings.

[@ikeosode8744]

is it okay to turn bit locker back on after installing Linux?

[@kskroyaltech]

Dont do that.

[@farhattasnim-ft1ii]

Is it possible to go back to windows after setting up linux?

[@kskroyaltech]

Sure why not watch the video fully to understand everything

[@abdfjg_yt2999]

I installed it but there is a problem my windows keep launching without an option to choose which os to pick i did make the grub time 30s and i did the timeout on winsows but still don't show up

[@kskroyaltech]

Did u update the grub after changing the timeout value in ubuntu. if not use the below command: *sudo update-grub* and reboot.. Also, You can interrupt the grub timeout by using the arrow keys. This will disable the timer limit. And you have a time to choose linux or windows ..

[@robbyndowrh906]

why is my audio not working?

[@saikirankalluri6919]

How to set usb drive as primary boot order I am getting beep sound when i press enter What should i do

[@kskroyaltech]

Use the function keys ..

[@scarlet672]

Hello, I removed Ubuntu partition but I forgot to delete Ubuntu loader from EFI. When I always start my laptop, I see GNU menu. So I always type 'exit' and skip it and go straight to window easily. But then today I couldn't do that as usual. What can I do for it please 😭

[@kskroyaltech]

No worries, Power off, head over to BIOS SETTINGS, choose UEFI boot menu, and set Windows OS boot manager as default.

[@scarlet672]

​@@kskroyaltechThanks bro❤

[@PrincePulpo]

hello, I installed ubuntu but currently it is only loading on ubuntu and no windows 10 option, although I can see all the windows 10 files while on ubuntu kindly help

[@kskroyaltech]

Inside ubuntu open terminal and type this command: sudo update-grub this should find the window boot manager and add it to the grub ..

[@QuickNewsNow95]

The only way , you will not uave problems with dual boot is when you install ubuntu on separated disk. I did that and it works fine for 3yrs..

[@kskroyaltech]

YEs but not every computer comes with multiple disks, right.

[@unknownfact4466]

I did that for my first ubuntu install but on my current one, both OS are on the same SSD and I've had no issues at all. I'm still using W10, however.

[@chiggy7]

Hey, can anyone help me in installing Ubuntu on hdd . I have a windows 11 on ssd ,but the hdd disk type is dynamic, will it work for ubuntu?

[@QuickNewsNow95]

@@chiggy7 Yes you can , just select hdd drive when you instaling , and whenever you hdd is plugged in you will have boot menu to chose to boot ubuntu or windows. But hdd is realy slow. I realy do not recommend it .

[@chiggy7]

@@QuickNewsNow95 Now the problem is , I converted my basic hdd disk to dynamic disk by mistake, I have read somewhere that ubuntu doesn't work with the dynamic disk,so what do I do now?

[@prathameshkokare8080]

Can I use external HDD instead of flash drive ?

[@kskroyaltech]

Technically YES.

[@arhamkhxn]

Do I have to turn off intel virtualization technology in bios??

[@kskroyaltech]

But WHY ??? Anyway, You will see an option in BIOS like VT-D .. Look for it and disable .

[@notbotop6503]

Bro help😢, right when my installation is about to finish, an error comes "system program problem detected" but after restart its sayin remove usb and press enter. Is my installation complete. I am afraid there are some files missing.

[@notbotop6503]

After restart i can use ubuntu freely, but seeing your video "do 24 things after installing ubuntu" in that you told to check for updates and when i checked for update in command prompt, many files were showing missing. My screen and your screen didn't had same answer 😢

[@kskroyaltech]

I guess the installation didn't go well.. In THIS video, watch the end part and remove ubuntu and reinstall again. Please watch the end part carefully and remove only ubuntu partitions.

[@notbotop6503]

@@kskroyaltech yesss, i re-installed it 4 times bro, every time same error comes. I did exactly what you did. 😭😭

[@setforsuccess]

It doesn’t show the windows boot manager option for me

[@rohangodse3982]

Don’t we have to alot the partition for swap area and root?

[@kawffeee]

above ubuntu 20.0 it automatically creates a swap area for you from the designated

[@mohitjalan8710]

White Sur gtk themes works in this new version, make a video for the latest tho

[@kskroyaltech]

Will test it soon.

[@howtovideos5700]

I don’t get the option ”install Ubuntu alongside Windows Boot Manager”. Why?

[@VedeshPadal-ev9tt]

same here. were u able to solve? @kskroyaltech please help

[@LakshyaSharmaMitv]

Caution if you have Intel RST just did some changes windows curopted

[@ankitadhikari4688]

Expected time for install?

[@Allan19ism]

5 min

[@kskroyaltech]

Depends on the system speed. Max not more than 20 minutes.

[@ashutoshdeshmukh4170]

Does having a gpu affect the process?

[@kskroyaltech]

NO

[@chandershekhar9251]

Why are three finger gestures not working in ubuntu 24.04? How to enable them

[@kskroyaltech]

Same here it was working in beta... Don't know why Gestures are buggy, I guess have to wait for point release for full stability.

[@chandershekhar9251]

Okay sir

[@granadian]

Thanks for Share!!

[@harsh-9485]

Can i format r drive which we created during removing ubuntu cause it showing 96mb of r drive

[@kskroyaltech]

Just dont

[@sakshamsingh4699]

😢 ubuntu occupied the whole hdd space instead of the unallocated partition i did made a recovery point but how do i get to it please help

[@sakshamsingh4699]

It has converted my partitions into into an efi part and a healthy primary partition

[@finn_merten_t]

I install dual ubuntu successfully but it still appearing unallocated in Windows Disk Manager :((( please help me

[@kskroyaltech]

Does dual boot works?

[@benderbg]

Nicely explained.

[@kskroyaltech]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@fatima-oz3ne]

I install ubuntu on virtual box does I can dual with windows ???

[@kskroyaltech]

Why Not ...

[@fatima-oz3ne]

@@kskroyaltech please can you tell me how because in this video you don't install it on virtual box Please help me it take me 2 week of try but no result

[@thrax9062]

I don't have the option to install ubuntu alongside windows boot manager :(

[@kskroyaltech]

Did u disable Bit Locker Encryption ?

[@vedeshpadal]

​@@kskroyaltechI did not have it enabled, but it is still not showing

[@identiclla1101]

Please can someone help me when i restarted ubuntu after installation is done i turn on the computer and the grub is not displayed windows is directly loaded

[@ROHITGOTTAPU]

Yes, same Problem have you found any solution

[@asmaparvin2968]

Facing same problem

[@chandershekhar9251]

Can i remove snap pakages and enable flatpak in ubuntu 24.04 lts

[@kskroyaltech]

Why not you can do that no problem.

[@chandershekhar9251]

@@kskroyaltech thank you

[@williamkakooza4603]

Thanks Professor

[@mahmoudmostafa2827]

i have more than 200 gb free but it give me only 50 gb to shrink what should i do ?

[@kskroyaltech]

Open command as administrator: type chkdsk c: /f to scan the disk and restart.. Then try to allocate a free space.

[@ayushkandwal5821]

I just installed ubuntu but now i m not able to load windows.... Please help

[@kskroyaltech]

Go to bios and set the windows boot manager as default