Monday, April 23, 2018

dual boot - Install Ubuntu 18.04 alongside two Windows 10

My computer setup is:



  • 1- SSD 120GB

  • 1- HDD 320GB

  • 1- HDD 1TB


I have two partitions on SSD of Windows 10 (one for work, another for games/testing/whatever) and I want to install Ubuntu on my 320GB HDD.
However, Ubuntu installer doesn't recognize Windows.


I tried to select "More options" to make the partitions on my own but when installer start said "errno 5 input/output"
I redownloaded ISO, tried other pendrives and every USB connection of my PC but always the same error.


Is there anything I can do?




EDIT:


I managed to install Ubuntu on my 320GB hard drive but now GRUB is not detecting Windows10 partitions.


I tried to use Boot-repair but despite "successfully boot repaired", only Ubuntu appears in GRUB.


Here is a pastebin of Boot-repair log: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5KbYMRxqg9/



  • /sda (windows system partitions)

    • /sda1 Windows 10 Work partition

    • /sda2 Windows 10 Fun partition

    • /sda3 Windows Reserved Partition


  • /sdb (Storage)

  • /sdc (Ubuntu)

    • /sdc1 Ubuntu 18.04

    • /sdc2 /Boot (partition recommended by Boot-repair)



Any ideas?

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