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Currently, I have a full install of Ubuntu, but I would like to create a partition for Windows. I only have 1 MB of unallocated hard drive space, but I ...
- 02-01-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Reinstalling Windows
Currently, I have a full install of Ubuntu, but I would like to create a partition for Windows. I only have 1 MB of unallocated hard drive space, but I do have a 227.13 GB partition, only 6.48 GB of which is used. If I create a partition table, will my computer become unbootable? And if so, is it possible for me to use the Disk Utility to re-format my hard drive to NTFS so I can completely reinstall Windows instead?
Thanks in advance for any help.
- 02-01-2011 #2
Hi Sud64!
You might have a little difficulty in installing Windows after you have installed Ubuntu. Windows likes to be installed first. But I defer to the wisdom of the gurus regarding this.
You can give it a try though by using gparted. It's a very user friendly tool for partitioning your HD. You can plan ahead and decide how you would like to partition yours.nujinini
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Stupid Question
Sud64 Why don't you install the windows in a virtual machine. As nujinini windows does like to be as it were "first in the line".
- 02-03-2011 #4Banned
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Install windows first then next Ubuntu. Make sure you have enough space when you partition hard drives.


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