Problem wubi windows 7

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Improve this question. Have u tried downloading a new copy of the ISO?? It's probably corrupted or something. It could be also a problem with your hard drive. Self test it to confirm.

The hard drive is just fine. I have copied the WUBI. I also have Then I restarted and looked forward for Ubuntu but the screen is almost black. I can barely see some ad about "excellent apps" but not enough to be able to do anything about it. Thanks in advance!

Join Date: May It's probably a display driver issue. I'm not sure exactly how you could fix it since Ubuntu needs to install to get the correct drivers installed. Do you get any kind of boot up options at all that you can see? Join Date: Jan Try updating your BIOS to latest version and try? Ive seen similar errors solved due to bios update. Linux Mint Debian 32 bit installation using Windows using something like wubi or mint4Linux.

Hello , Im new at Linux and have problem with instalation Other Mint version has an instalation file like mint4linux , Ubuntu has a wubi to install it through Windows Linux Mint Debian 32 bit doesint has such software, I have tried to use it from other iso but its doesint work Access wubi files from windows 7.

I am unable to boot into my ubuntu installation. I have installed using wubi in windows 7. Sorry for that we cannot provide further support.

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After last weeks post on Ubuntu 7. Kubuntu has some of the same issues as Ubuntu under Virtual PC when it comes to graphics and the mouse.

Once your screen looks like the one below, press Enter to continue. Once Kubuntu boots, click the install icon on the desktop to begin the installation process. Select a city in the time zone in which you live, then click Next. OK, now we actually have to do some work, and give Kubuntu some info. And wait. If you thought Ubuntu took a while to install, just wait for Kubuntu. And I have sloooooooooooow hard disks, so your milage or kilometers may vary.

This is similar to the error I got with Ubuntu, just click OK to let it keep going. Oh, and wait some more. When you get to this screen, just press OK, then reboot Kubuntu. But before you press OK, make sure to read the next step! OK, time for a tricky part. Pay close attention during the reboot. You should see a screen like this:. When the edit screen appears, we need to add the — i It should look something like:.