Once finished, you will be required to restart the Ubuntu. Wait until the installation is complete to which will take up to several minutes.
Just setup your username as well as strong password, and then click Continue. Note: Don’t worry it will not delete your program and files, because this only covers for the Virtual Hard Disk.įinally, you will be then asked some information. Just follow the remaining steps and for the Installation Type, just choose the “Erase Disk and Install Ubuntu”, then click Install Now. Since our main goal here is to install the Ubuntu, choose the latter. After choosing the Host Drive, click Start.Īfter the series of steps, you will be then directed to choose either “Try Ubuntu” or “Install Ubuntu”. After completing this, click on Create and the next will be shown is to select the start-up disk. You can also select to which folder you will place the created disk. For the file location and size, again, this depends on the size of as said earlier. This time, choose VirtualBox Disk Image (VDI) and proceed to Next. Choose “Create Virtual Hard Disk Now” and click Create. By clicking next, you will setting up also the Hard Disk. Note that this depends on the size of your device, however the recommended memory size is 1024 MB. Click on Next after completing this step.įollowing the previous procedure, in this part you will be ask to set the memory size. You will notice that the VirtualBox will automatically detect its Type (Linux). Click “New” and type on Ubuntu on the Name Section. When the download is done, proceed to open your VirtualBox.
This will automatically be downloaded on your desktop. Go to this website and click Download on the latest version which is Ubuntu 20.04. Note: You must first install Oracle Virtual Box on your Windows 10 before taking the following steps. In this blog, we will show you on how to install Ubuntu 20.04 in your Windows 10 using Oracle Virtual Box. Well, if you are beginning developer and planning to have an operating system primarily for personal computers as well as to setup servers, Ubuntu is very good choice.
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