NEEDZ: Help In Ubuntu Installation

Put your ubntu disc in cdrom and reboot it...Once your BIOS is configured to boot from CD first, if you have Ubuntu in the drive, you should see this screen. Select your language.

Then, select Install Ubuntu

After that, you should see a progress bar as the CD prepares to launch the installer.It asks you to take a back up copy of your data for the safety

Next we proceeds to installation

Next is to select the time zone

Next select the keyboard layout the default will be always accurate to yours

Now to select the partition we need to install the partitioner starts

Dealing with Partitioning

Now let we see how to partition???

This first option (Guided resize and use freed space) is ideal for users who want to set up a dual-boot (where you can choose whether you want to use Windows or Ubuntu each time you boot up your computer) but know very little about setting one up. You can just drag the division between Windows and Ubuntu to make the Windows installation as small or large as you want, and Ubuntu will fill up the rest of the space.

The second option (Guided - use entire disk) will erase Windows completely and install Ubuntu over it.

The third option (Guided - use the largest continuous free space) will make Windows as small as possible and install Ubuntu in the remaining empty space.

The fourth option (Manual) allows you to manually configure the partitions as you see fit. This is for intermediate to advanced users.