natbrowne
September 10th, 2017, 04:56 PM
I have my desktop, two HDD's for storage/backup, two SSD's, one 120GB and the other 250GB. I currently have windows 10 on the 250 GB SSD, but would like to dual boot it with ubuntu. I plug in the live usb installer and go into the set up, but when picking the disk to install ubuntu to I only get the one option, the 120GB SSD ( no other disk is select-able from the menu ).
I should mention the 120SSD has an older version of Kubuntu running on it, which I wish to get rid of eventually.
To solve the above, I unplugged all drives bar the 250GB one, and then installed and it worked, but when booting I never saw a GRUB screen -> straight into windows10, and the only way to access the Linux install was to go into the BIOS and enable legacy boot, and then to get into windows, back to the BIOS enable UEFI/secure of something
Bottom line, I wish to dual boot on the 250SSD, is there any easy way to do this?
I should mention the 120SSD has an older version of Kubuntu running on it, which I wish to get rid of eventually.
To solve the above, I unplugged all drives bar the 250GB one, and then installed and it worked, but when booting I never saw a GRUB screen -> straight into windows10, and the only way to access the Linux install was to go into the BIOS and enable legacy boot, and then to get into windows, back to the BIOS enable UEFI/secure of something
Bottom line, I wish to dual boot on the 250SSD, is there any easy way to do this?