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It suggests you look for a brief message when your system starts which can inform you of which key to press to bring up the boot menu. It states that F12 is the most common key for bringing up your system’s boot menu, but Escape, F2 and F10 are common alternatives. iso disk, you can either:-Ī) use a key to get into the BIOS (the options sometimes flash up briefly when you boot up - but mine did not appear at all) or,įor option a), this article also contains useful guidance on the most common bios options, and how to get into the bios. If your PC is booting up into Windows 10 as normal and does not boot automatically from the Ubuntu. Step 3a (optional): Further actions required if you cannot boot into Ubuntu from your new. If this happens to you, please look at Step 3a below.

iso DVD, and instead booted into Windows 10 by default, ignoring the bootable. My windows 10 PC would not automatically boot from the Ubuntu. Put the Ubuntu DVD into your optical/DVD drive.Īs soon as your computer boots you’ll see the welcome window.”.The Ubuntu instructions state: “It’s easy to install Ubuntu from a DVD. I have chosen to boot up using a DVD with the Ubuntu ISO burnt into it.

Step 3: Booting up Ubuntu using the ISO on DVD (or USB Stick) In my case, this was on a sticker on the side of my PC casing. Make sure that you have backed up and removed your non-recoverable personal data from your PC before you begin as soon as you install Ubuntu 18.04, your hard drive will be wiped.Įqually, depending on how your copy of Windows was installed on your PC, you may wish to keep a note of the 25 digit Windows licence key, just in case you change your mind and want to reload Windows. Step 1: Back up your data from your PC and keep a note of your Windows 10 activation key This Part 3 covers that wiping and installation process. In Part 2, I said that I would be wiping Windows 10 to replace it with Linux Ubuntu (as this is often more compatible with machine learning projects than Windows). All the software checks carried out to ensure that the GPU installation was complete were done on my Windows 10 Home edition. In Part 1, I showed how to upgrade a PC’s graphics card to an Nvidia CUDA compatible GPU for faster deep learning. Wiping Windows 10 from your PC and installing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Pimp Up your PC for Deep Learning - Part 3