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May 26th 09, 10:53 PM
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Hello, Im Useing Windows vista and i was wanting to know if i can install Linux with Windows? i heard u can Install Two Operating systems on your computer. but will it work with Linux though? -- Automaticgood 
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May 26th 09, 11:09 PM
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Yes, you can install Ubuntu9.04 using "WUBI". Google for "wubi" and you can install that OS as a program without disturbing Vista installation. If you don't like it after trying, you can simply uninstall it from Programs&Features under Control Panel. -- brummyfan Early Bird catches the worm but the Second Mouse gets the cheese.
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May 27th 09, 12:08 AM
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brummyfan;1051410 Wrote: Yes, you can install Ubuntu9.04 using "WUBI". Google for "wubi" and you can install that OS as a program without disturbing Vista installation. If you don't like it after trying, you can simply uninstall it from Programs&Features under Control Panel. Hmm ok, ill give it a look and let u know how it goes -- Automaticgood
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May 27th 09, 02:15 AM
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brummyfan;1051410 Wrote: Yes, you can install Ubuntu9.04 using "WUBI". Google for "wubi" and you can install that OS as a program without disturbing Vista installation. If you don't like it after trying, you can simply uninstall it from Programs&Features under Control Panel. Ok, i started it but i get a error that says: and error occured: tuple index out of range. annoying error _ -- Automaticgood
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May 27th 09, 07:23 AM
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Automaticgood;1051537 Wrote: brummyfan;1051410 Wrote: Yes, you can install Ubuntu9.04 using "WUBI". Google for "wubi" and you can install that OS as a program without disturbing Vista installation. If you don't like it after trying, you can simply uninstall it from Programs&Features under Control Panel. Ok it installed, now one problem, my wireless internet detector thing wont detect the current Wireless network i have. I Thinking about useing my Motorola phone for my internet. but i dont got a USB Thing, anyway. how do i detect my wireless internet? (The thing that detects my wireless network is called Belkin) I do not know anything about the wireless network, someone else might help you here or you could try the ubuntuforums and I am sure there are many would help solve your issue. -- brummyfan Early Bird catches the worm but the Second Mouse gets the cheese.
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May 27th 09, 04:30 PM
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brummyfan;1051680 Wrote: Automaticgood;1051537 Wrote: brummyfan;1051410 Wrote: Yes, you can install Ubuntu9.04 using "WUBI". Google for "wubi" and you can install that OS as a program without disturbing Vista installation. If you don't like it after trying, you can simply uninstall it from Programs&Features under Control Panel. Ok it installed, now one problem, my wireless internet detector thing wont detect the current Wireless network i have. I Thinking about useing my Motorola phone for my internet. but i dont got a USB Thing, anyway. how do i detect my wireless internet? (The thing that detects my wireless network is called Belkin) I do not know anything about the wireless network, someone else might help you here or you could try the ubuntuforums and I am sure there are many would help solve your issue. Ok, ill give it a shot -- Automaticgood
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