on my old computer it was extremely slow because it wasn't meant to run vista. How do I erase windows vista off my old computer and load it up with ubuntu which is more simple to run on a computer?
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urhungry wrote:
you just download the ubuntu live cd, burn it to a disk, put it in the cd rom drive, and reboot the computer. thatll start the installation
Yeah. But guess what. That won't erase your Windows partition, won't make your new partition, and might cause errors overwriting the Windows partition which it will be forced to do.
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urhungry wrote:
It won't? It worked fine for me. Also, back up your files first.
I said it might cause errors.
MIGHT.
And you shouldn't use a live cd, use the cd made for installing.
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gershmer wrote:
urhungry wrote:
you just download the ubuntu live cd, burn it to a disk, put it in the cd rom drive, and reboot the computer. thatll start the installation
Yeah. But guess what. That won't erase your Windows partition, won't make your new partition, and might cause errors overwriting the Windows partition which it will be forced to do.
...if you don't format the partition properly.
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urhungry wrote:
same thing. the live cd is for installing.
Yeah. But the install CD is only for installing.
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I just burned ubuntu image to a disk and booted it on the computer. I can run it from a disk or install it, I have been running it from a disk because I need to erase vista before installing it comletely. I can't install it until vista is gone because I have one giga byte left and installing ubuntu will destroy it. I MUST DESTROY VISTA OFF THE COMPUTER FOR GOOD!!!
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