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  1. Unread #1 - Apr 2, 2010 at 7:19 PM
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    im thinking about dual booting ubuntu and vista, the only thing that i am worried about is. will any of my stuff i have saved be deleted? because if it is i obviously wont install ubuntu
     
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    Not sure, it would be smart to back it up before messing around with anything.
     
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    It won't be as long as you install Ubuntu on its own partisan (or how ever you spell it... >_>).
     
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    Try this: http://wubi-installer.org/

    It makes it really easy, and doesn't split partitions. You'll have all of your Ubuntu files on your c:\ - or whatever drive letter - partition, so there is minimal, if any, chance of curruption/deletion.

    Wubi makes a transition a lot easier, and will aid you in your future Linux endeavors.
     
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    WUBI is a good solution.

    Vista has a way to edit partition live while in the OS, you can use that shrink the partition you are currently using a bit and install ubuntu on that.

    If you don't feel safe doing that I suggest wubi
     
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    thanks, i later noticed that i had a 10GB "recovery" hard drive so i formatted that and installed ubuntu and am successfully dual booting =]
     
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