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Old 08-07-2017, 02:19 PM   #31
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Shrink 50gb windows partition for linux mint.

https://resimyukle.xyz/resim/SMO8xJ

click link
What size is your hard drive?
 
Old 08-07-2017, 02:21 PM   #32
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Harddisk size.
Click on link photo.


https://resimyukle.xyz/resim/SMO8xJ
 
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Harddisk size.
Click on link photo.


https://resimyukle.xyz/resim/SMO8xJ
Can't tell it's not in English.

Linux Mint will need at least 30 GB and a 1 to 2 GB swap partition.
 
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When it come time to partition choose 'something else' and create a ext 4 journaling file system and a mount point /.
Make it a primary partition and at the beginning of the space.

https://www.tecmint.com/linux-mint-1...llation-guide/

Than click on the remaining space and make the swap partition.
 
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Shrink 50gb windows partition for linux mint.
 
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Shrink 50gb windows partition for linux mint.
You should be able to install Linux Mint now.
 
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I've already shrunk my windows partition.
I'm getting the same error.
 
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I've already shrunk my windows partition.
I'm getting the same error.
How much free space do you have to install Linux?

Did you try a DVD?
 
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How much free space do you have to install Linux?

Did you try a DVD?


I have 50 GB free space to install Linux.
I get the same error I tried with dvd.
 
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I have 50 GB free space to install Linux.
I get the same error I tried with dvd.
50 GB of free space should be sufficient.

I'm sorry I am out of ideas. I've shared with you everything I know to try.

http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/u...ows-users.html

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How can i install this linux mint?
 
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How can i install this linux mint?
Install the os to Virtual Machine and then dd it to the real os.
OR>
Remove the drive and move to usb and install on another system.

You might want to run Memtest to make sure the RAM isn't bad.

It is possible that some chipsets or firmware on the mother board won't allow Linux to work properly.

IF you still can't install Mint try Ubuntu.
 
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Ubuntu already installed
 
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Ubuntu already installed
Zorin OS is Ubuntu based and so is Lubuntu.
https://zorinos.com/

http://lubuntu.me/

Q4OS looks exactly like Windows but it's based on Debian. Runs GREAT! (once installed you have to set it up)
https://q4os.org/
 
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How are things going ilsen?

Did you look at the distro's I linked or find another distro that you like?
 
  


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