The only idea I have is to create the partition by using this assistant, but as everything is detected as free space, I will indeed lose everything I have in Windows. However, when I click “Something else”, all the space is detected as free space. Windows 8.1 is installed in Legacy mode, and the partition is MBR.Īfter a lot of time trying in this way, I created a partition (shrink space in Windows, there are also a lot of tutorials on how to do it in this forum) in order to install linux in that partition. However I found strange that the USB is detected in BIOS as “UEFI: USB Flash Disk 1100”. Do well in your Operating Systems classes and exams with Quizlet. Study Operating Systems and other Computer Science sets for high school and college classes. Feel 100 prepared for your Operating Systems tests and assignments by studying popular Operating Systems sets.
However, my laptop had Windows 7 preinstalled, and I installed Windows 8 later, and when I try to modify these options in BIOS I don’t find anything related with UEFI or secure boot (I’ve already checked a lot of forums but I realized this option doesn’t exist on my BIOS). Choose from 7 study modes and games to study Operating Systems. I’ve seen a lot of similar problems in this forum, but all of them are solved in a similar way, as they are related with the UEFI or Legacy mode. I am trying to install Ubuntu in a laptop with Windows 8.1, but after launching from a USB, I obtain the message “This computer currently has no detected operating systems”.
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