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It is possible to have more than one operating system installed on a computer at once. While only one <emphasis>operating system</emphasis> can be run at once, it is possible to choose which one to start when the computer is initially turned on. This is called <emphasis>dual-booting</emphasis>
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:21(para)
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This quick guide is intended to help you to install Ubuntu onto a computer alongside a copy of Windows. You will be able to select whether to start Ubuntu or Windows each time your computer starts up.
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:22(para)
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Advantages of dual-booting
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:24(title)
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You can evaluate Ubuntu while still having access to Windows
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:26(para)
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You can boot into Windows if you need to use a Windows-specific application.
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:27(para)
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You can gradually switch to Ubuntu, one step at a time
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:28(para)
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Disadvantages of dual-booting
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switching/C/dualboot.xml:32(title)
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As two operating systems are installed, they can take up a large amount of hard disk space.
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:34(para)
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Upgrading to another version of Windows can cause the dual-boot configuration to break
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:35(para)
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Start-up time is slightly increased
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Located in
switching/C/dualboot.xml:36(para)
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