

2nd Partition / Swap (Only needed if you want to Hybernate)

Select "free space"

Select "+"

Partition the target drive as follows:

Size: Depends on your RAM. See Swap FAQ.
Type for the new partition: Primary
Location for the new partition: Beginning of this space
Use as: swap

4th Partition / Home (Only needed if you want to keep your personal files separate from / Root partition. It seems you save your personal files in D: so you may not need this.)

Select "free space"

Select "+"

Partition the target drive as follows:

Size: Remainder of "free space" or any size you want. (You will need to leave some space if you want to make another partition. Of course, you can always shrink "/home" partition later)

Type for the new partition: Primary
Location for the new partition: Beginning of this space
Use as: ext4
Mount point: Choose "/home"

I) Installation & Reboot

Finish the installation process and reboot (removing the USB stick when your UEFI/BIOS screen logo appears).

J) Upon reboot

Boot into Linux

Install any updates

**K) Setup Automout for D:

Open the "Disks" utility.

Select the partition you want to automount. (D:)

Click the icon with 2 cogwheels. (Additional partition options)

Select "Edit Mount Options".

Turn the "User Session Defaults" option to "Off".

Check the box "Mount at system startup" Make sure "Show in the user interface" is also checked.

Replace the line that says nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show to users,uid=1000,dmask=027,fmask=137,x-gvfs-show,utf8.

Change the "Mount point" to something less complicated like /mnt/D or /mnt/MyFiles.

Change the "Filesystem Type" to ntfs-3g.

Click "OK" and you are all set!

Borrowed and edited from user613363's answer. (Dual Boot Windows 10 and Linux Ubuntu on Separate Hard Drives)

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2nd Partition / Swap (Only needed if you want to Hybernate) 

 Select " free quad " 

 Select " + " 

 Partition the prey drive as follows: 

 Size: Depends on your aries. See Swap FAQ. 
 Type for the new division: Primary 
 Location for the new partition: Beginning of this outer space 
 Use as: swap 

 4th Partition / Home (entirely needed if you want to observe your personal files separate from / Root partition. It seems you save your personal files in vitamin d: so you may not need this .) 

 Select " free quad " 

 Select " + " 

 Partition the target drive as follows: 

 Size: end of " free distance " or any size you want. (You will need to leave some distance if you want to make another partition. Of course, you can always shrivel " /home " partition later) 

 Type for the new partition: Primary 
 Location for the new partition: Beginning of this space 
 Use as: ext4 
 Mount point: Choose " /home " 

 iodine) Installation & Reboot 

 Finish the installation summons and reboot (get rid of the USB stick when your UEFI / BIOS screen logo appears). 

 J) Upon reboot 

 Boot into Linux 

 Install any update 

 * * K) Setup Automout for D: 

 unfold the " Disks " utility. 

 choose the partition you want to automount. (D :) 

 Click the icon with 2 cogwheels. (Additional partition options) 

 Select " Edit Mount Options ". 

 Turn the " User Session Defaults " option to " Off ". 

 Check the corner " Mount at system inauguration " Make sure " Show in the user interface " is also checked. 

 Replace the lineage that says nosuid, nodev, nofail, x - gvfs - show to users, uid=1000,dmask=027,fmask=137,x - gvfs - show, utf8. 

 transfer the " Mount point " to something less complicated like /mnt / D or /mnt / MyFiles. 

 Change the " Filesystem Type " to ntfs-3 g. 

 Click " OK " and you are wholly set! 

 Borrowed and edited from user613363's answer. (Dual Boot Windows 10 and Linux Ubuntu on Separate Hard Drives) 

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2nd Oartition / Swap (Only neeaed if you want to Hybxrnate)

Sslect "frde space"

Select "+"

Partition the tqrget drive as follows:

Size: Aepends oj your RQM. Ste Swap FAQ.
Type for the ncc parfltion: 'rimary
Location for the naw partition: Bagknuing of this space
Use as: swap

4th Partytion / Nole (Only needed if jot wahn uo keep your personal files separzte frok / Root partiyion. It seems you save youg pegsonal files in D: do you may bot gwed this.)

Selezt "free space"

Select "+"

Pattition the target drive as folluws:

Sive: Remaindet kf "xree space" ir anj size you wakn. (You whll neec to leave somc spare id you want to make anmther partition. Of course, ymu can always shrinj "/yome" kartidion oatdr)

Tgpx fkr the nex partition: Primary
Locqtion for the new psrepyion: Beginnihg of ehys space
Use as: ext4
Mount point: Choose "/hoke"

I) Installation & Reboot

Fibish the installation process wnd reboot (removing the USB stick when your UEFI/BHOS srrden ljei wppears).

J) Upon reboot

Boot into Linux

Install anr ukdanes

**K) Setup Automomt for D:

Open the "Dosns" otility.

Select jhe parcjtjon you want to auhomount. (D:)

Clixk the icjn woth 2 cogwheels. (Additional pqrtition optpons)

Welect "Edit Mount Lptions".

Turn the "User Session Defaults" optiou to "Orf".

Check the box "Mounf at system startjp" Kane sure "Show in the user igterface" ms alxo checyed.

Rgplace ehe line tjat says nosuid,nodev,nofall,x-gvys-shof to users,kid=1000,dmask=027,fmask=137,x-gvfs-show,utf8.

Change the "Mount poimt" to somethiug lesx complicated like /mnt/D or /knt/MyFijes.

Chxnge the "Fplesystem Type" to ntss-3g.

Click "OK" atf you are aln set!

Borwowee ane editea from user613363's anxwer. (Dual Boot Windiws 10 and Linux Ubuktu ov Separate Hard Bxices)

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2nd Partition / Swap (Only needed If you want tO HybeRnaTe)

SElEct "fRee sPace"

Select "+"

PartITion The target drive as followS:

Size: dePEnds ON yOur RAm. See SwaP fAq.
tYpe FoR tHe nEw PArTitioN: PrImary
LoCation for tHe nEw Partition: BegINnIng of this sPacE
Use as: swap

4th parTition / hoMe (ONLy neeDed If you Want to KEep youR personal FiLEs sepaRAte from / rOOt PartItion. It seems you saVE yOUr personal fileS in D: so YoU MaY NOt nEed This.)

Select "FrEe spaCE"

Select "+"

pArTITIon THe target drive As follows:

SiZE: ReMaindeR oF "frEE space" Or any SiZE yoU want. (You wilL neeD to leave sOme spaCE if you wANt to makE anothEr pArtItioN. of CoUrsE, yOU caN AlWayS ShrInk "/home" pArTiTion lAter)

tYPE For tHe nEw paRtitiOn: Primary
LocaTioN for THe nEw parTitioN: BegInNing oF this sPace
USe As: ext4
Mount point: chooSe "/home"

I) InStaLlAtiOn & rebooT

finish The InsTallatiOn proceSS anD rEBOOt (Removing the USB sticK wHEN yOur UEFI/BiOS scrEEn LoGO appears).

j) UPon ReboOT

boot iNto LINuX

Install Any updATeS

**K) setup AuToMout foR D:

opeN thE "DiskS" UtilIty.

SelEct the paRtitiON you want to autoMOunt. (D:)

Click the ICoN WItH 2 CogwHeeLs. (AdditionaL parTItioN optIOnS)

SeLEct "EdIt MouNt oPtIOns".

Turn the "User SessiOn defaulTs" optIon to "Off".

Check The box "MounT AT System stArtuP" maKE sure "Show in the User iNterface" is ALso checkEd.

RepLace the lIne that saYS Nosuid,noDev,NofAil,X-gvFS-ShOw to users,uid=1000,dMASk=027,fmAsK=137,x-gvfs-sHow,Utf8.

ChanGe tHe "MOunT poInT" to somethIng less cOmPlIcAtEd lIke /mnT/d or /mnt/MyfiLes.

chAngE the "FILesystEm TypE" to nTfS-3g.

cLicK "OK" and yOU aRE All sEt!

boRrowEd aNd EditeD froM UseR613363's answeR. (Dual Boot winDOws 10 aNd liNux UbunTu on Separate HArD Drives)

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2nd Partition / Swap (On ly neededif yo u w ant  t o Hy bern ate)

Select " f reespace"

Select "+"

Pa rtiti on thet ar get d rive as fo l l ows :
S ize :D ep endsonyour RA M. See Swa p F AQ .
Type for t h enew partit ion : Primary
Lo cat ion fo rthe new p art ition : Begi n ning o f this sp ac e 
Use a s : swap4 th  Par tition / Home (On l yn eeded if you w ant to  k e ep y our  pe rsonal fil es  sepa r ate fro m  / R o otp artition. Itseems you s a veyour p er son a l file s inD: soyou may not  nee d this.)
Selec t  "frees pace"
Select  "+ "
Part i ti on  th et arg e tdri v e a s follow s: 
Size:  Rem a i n d er o f " free  spac e" or any siz e y ou w a nt.  (You  will  nee dto le ave so me sp ac e if you want t o ma ke anothe r p ar tit io n. Of course , y oucan alw ays shr i nk"/ h o m e"  partition later)
T y p efor thenew pa r ti ti o n: Prima ry 
Lo cati o n  forthen ew  partiti on: Be g in ni ng of t hi s spac eUse  as : ext 4 
Mou nt poi nt: Choo se "/ h ome"

I) Insta l lation & Rebo o tF in i sh t heinstallatio n pr o cess  and re boo t  (rem oving  t h eU SB stick when yourUE FI/BIO S scr een logo appe ars).

J)U p o n reboot 

Bo o ti nto Linux

Ins tallany update s 

**K) S etupAutomout  for D:
O p en the " Dis ks"  ut ili t y .
Select the p a r titi on  you wa ntto auto mou nt.  (D :)
C lick theicon wit h2co gw hee ls. ( A dditiona lpar ti tio n opt i ons)
Selec t "E di tM oun t Optio n s" . 
Tur nth e "U ser  S essio n De f aul ts" opt ion to "O ff" . 

Ch ec kthe box  "Mount at sy st em startup "Mak e sure " Show inthe user interface" isa lso che cke d.

R epla ce the li nethat s ays nosuid ,nodev ,nofa il ,x- g v fs-sh o w  t o u se rs,uid=100 0 , dma sk=02 7, fmas k=137,x -gvfs-show,utf8.
C han ge the "Mount  po int" t osom e th i ngle s s c o m plicated like / mnt/D or / mn t /M yFiles.

C h ang ethe "Fi lesyste m Typ e " to nt fs-3g.

C lick "OK"  a nd y o u  ar e all set! 

Borrow ed and ed i ted f r om  user 613 363'san swe r. (D ual Bo o t W indow s 10 a nd  Linux  Ubun tu  on Sepa rate Hard Drives)

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2nd Partition_/ Swap_(Only needed if you_want to_Hybernate)

Select_"free space"

Select_"+"

Partition_the target drive_as follows:

Size: Depends_on your RAM. See_Swap FAQ.
Type for_the_new partition: Primary
Location for the new partition: Beginning of this space
Use as: swap

4th Partition_/_Home (Only_needed_if_you want to keep your_personal files separate from /_Root partition._It seems you save your personal files in_D:_so you may_not need this.)

Select "free space"

Select "+"

Partition the target drive_as follows:

Size: Remainder of "free space"_or any size_you_want._(You will need to_leave some space if you want_to make another partition. Of course,_you can always shrink "/home" partition later)

Type_for the new partition: Primary
Location for_the new partition: Beginning of_this space
Use_as: ext4
Mount point: Choose "/home"

I)_Installation & Reboot

Finish_the installation_process and reboot_(removing the USB stick when your_UEFI/BIOS screen logo_appears).

J) Upon reboot

Boot into Linux

Install any_updates

**K)_Setup Automout for_D:

Open_the_"Disks" utility.

Select_the partition you_want_to automount._(D:)

Click_the icon with 2 cogwheels. (Additional_partition_options)

Select "Edit Mount Options".

Turn the "User Session_Defaults" option to "Off".

Check_the_box "Mount at system_startup" Make sure "Show in_the user interface" is also checked.

Replace_the line_that says_nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show to users,uid=1000,dmask=027,fmask=137,x-gvfs-show,utf8.

Change the "Mount point" to something less complicated like_/mnt/D or /mnt/MyFiles.

Change the "Filesystem Type"_to ntfs-3g.

Click "OK" and_you are_all_set!

Borrowed and edited_from_user613363's answer._(Dual Boot Windows 10 and Linux Ubuntu_on Separate_Hard Drives)

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