How to Install Ubuntu Linux most easily?

Ubuntu is a power-packed Linux operating system and is highly popular, thanks to its user-friendliness. Moreover, it is free and open-source software that increases its user list and adds to its popularity.

So, if you are planning to install Ubuntu Linux is the easiest way, we have got your back!

But first, let’s look at the features of Ubuntu Linux: 

Features of Ubuntu Linux

1. It offers a lot more secure environment than Windows operating system. 
2. Ubuntu has a better and improved font family. 
3. It is resource-friendly and completely customizable. 
4. It comes with a centralized software repository. 
5. Ubuntu does not require any installation. 
6. It makes for a perfect operating system for desktop computing. 
7. It is ideal to use for app developers. 

How to install Ubuntu easily in your system? 

Well, there are undoubtedly many ways to install Ubuntu in your system, but the easiest of them all is by wiping the Windows from your system and installing the Ubuntu Operating system. 

Prerequisites for Installing Ubuntu: 

A USB of size nothing less than 4GB or a DVD. 

Internet connection 

USB Disk for your data backup. 

RAM size of at least 4GB. 

Hard disk space of 25 GB. 

In case you are planning to install the default Ubuntu GNOME, you would also need a system with 2GHz of a dual-core processor. 

Now lets’ move to the steps of installing Ubuntu in your system. But before you start the installation process, make sure you take a complete backup of your data, personal files, documents on cloud storage or USB disk. 

Steps to Install Ubuntu 

1. The first step in the process is to download Ubuntu. It comes in a single ISO file that comes in a size of around 2GB. Extract this ISO file using a DVD or USB disk. You can also download Ubuntu files using a uTorrent. 
2. The next step in the process is to create a live USB. It helps you to boot into Ubuntu through a USB drive. This live USB will help you to install Ubuntu. Remember, you can always test Ubuntu on your system without installing it. 

Some of the free tools you can use to create a live USB of Ubuntu include Universal USB installer, Rufus, Unetbootin. 

1. Now comes the process of booting using a live USB disk. All you need to do is to connect the live USB disk with the system. Just make sure that the system boots from the USB disk and not the hard disk. Set the USB drive up in the boot order. You must restart your system now. As soon as you see the logo of your manufacturers like Dell or Lenovo, press F2 or F10 or F12 to get access to the BIOS settings.

You must keep the USB on the first of the boort order. Ensure that you save the changes and exit. 

1. Finally, the step of installing Ubuntu comes. Boot into your live Ubuntu environment. Now you will see the option of running Ubuntu without installation or installing Ubuntu. 

If you will click on try Ubuntu without installing, it will take you to the live Ubuntu environment. It will take around 10-20 seconds. 

Now take your cursor to the install Ubuntu icon and click it. You will be asked to do the basic configurations like the keyboard layout and language setting etc. 

Opt for the normal installation as it will help you install software to play music, watch videos, and play games. 

You can leave the option of downloading updates for later to shorten the downloading time. 

Now you will get to know if there is another operating system installed. If yes, you can install Ubuntu in dual boot. But since the goal is to have only Ubuntu in your system, you must consider erasing the disk. 

When you will click to choose the Install Now button, you must know that all the data will be erased. Now you will be asked to select the timezone, generate a username, computer’s name, and a password. 

Once you complete the process, wait for 5-10 minutes. Now you will see the slideshows with features of Ubuntu displayed on them. 

Go through the information displayed on the slideshows as it will help you use Ubuntu more easily. Once it ends, the pop-up will come to restart the system. 

Once the system will restart, you will notice a shutdown screen that will remove the installation media. Now you must press enter. 

Now you can remove the USB disk and click enter. This will lead your system to reboot and your system will boot into Ubuntu. 

That’s all. Your Ubuntu Operating system is ready for you to use.