UEFI: Install Ubuntu first then Windows 10
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What should I do in order to install Windows 10 after I already installed Ubuntu (>= 18.10)? both should work in UEFI mode
GParted shows this after failed Windows installation attempt (/dev/nvme0n1p 4-7 were created at install moment):
At installation moment I get:
Windows detected that the EFI system partition was formatted as NTFS.
Format the EFI system partition as FAT32, and restart the installation
dual-boot xubuntu uefi windows-10
asked Mar 31 at 0:10
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What should I do in order to install Windows 10 after I already installed Ubuntu (>= 18.10)? both should work in UEFI mode
GParted shows this after failed Windows installation attempt (/dev/nvme0n1p 4-7 were created at install moment):
At installation moment I get:
Windows detected that the EFI system partition was formatted as NTFS.
Format the EFI system partition as FAT32, and restart the installation
dual-boot xubuntu uefi windows-10
asked Mar 31 at 0:10
adrhcadrhc
18019
Try labeling the first EFI partition just like the created one, and delete the created one, maybe copy any contents to the frst too. This is really a Windows question, nothing to do with Ubuntu.
– ubfan1
Mar 31 at 1:02
Did you do a fast format of NTFS? If you did, maybe try a full format (writing to every bit).
– AlienDrew
Mar 31 at 2:13
This is a windows problem not Ubuntu ;-)
– Rinzwind
Apr 1 at 8:04
@ubfan1 - that depends on the point of view; for me Ubuntu is the main actor here, Windows is just expendable annoyance
– adrhc
Apr 1 at 9:31
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What should I do in order to install Windows 10 after I already installed Ubuntu (>= 18.10)? both should work in UEFI mode
GParted shows this after failed Windows installation attempt (/dev/nvme0n1p 4-7 were created at install moment):
At installation moment I get:
Windows detected that the EFI system partition was formatted as NTFS.
Format the EFI system partition as FAT32, and restart the installation
dual-boot xubuntu uefi windows-10
asked Mar 31 at 0:10
adrhcadrhc
18019
What should I do in order to install Windows 10 after I already installed Ubuntu (>= 18.10)? both should work in UEFI mode
GParted shows this after failed Windows installation attempt (/dev/nvme0n1p 4-7 were created at install moment):
At installation moment I get:
Windows detected that the EFI system partition was formatted as NTFS.
Format the EFI system partition as FAT32, and restart the installation
dual-boot xubuntu uefi windows-10
dual-boot xubuntu uefi windows-10
asked Mar 31 at 0:10
adrhcadrhc
18019
asked Mar 31 at 0:10
adrhcadrhc
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edited Mar 31 at 0:19
adrhc
asked Mar 31 at 0:10
adrhcadrhc
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asked Mar 31 at 0:10
adrhcadrhc
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asked Mar 31 at 0:10
adrhcadrhc
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Try labeling the first EFI partition just like the created one, and delete the created one, maybe copy any contents to the frst too. This is really a Windows question, nothing to do with Ubuntu.
– ubfan1
Mar 31 at 1:02
Did you do a fast format of NTFS? If you did, maybe try a full format (writing to every bit).
– AlienDrew
Mar 31 at 2:13
This is a windows problem not Ubuntu ;-)
– Rinzwind
Apr 1 at 8:04
@ubfan1 - that depends on the point of view; for me Ubuntu is the main actor here, Windows is just expendable annoyance
– adrhc
Apr 1 at 9:31
add a comment |
Try labeling the first EFI partition just like the created one, and delete the created one, maybe copy any contents to the frst too. This is really a Windows question, nothing to do with Ubuntu.
– ubfan1
Mar 31 at 1:02
Did you do a fast format of NTFS? If you did, maybe try a full format (writing to every bit).
– AlienDrew
Mar 31 at 2:13
This is a windows problem not Ubuntu ;-)
– Rinzwind
Apr 1 at 8:04
@ubfan1 - that depends on the point of view; for me Ubuntu is the main actor here, Windows is just expendable annoyance
– adrhc
Apr 1 at 9:31
Try labeling the first EFI partition just like the created one, and delete the created one, maybe copy any contents to the frst too. This is really a Windows question, nothing to do with Ubuntu.
– ubfan1
Mar 31 at 1:02
Try labeling the first EFI partition just like the created one, and delete the created one, maybe copy any contents to the frst too. This is really a Windows question, nothing to do with Ubuntu.
– ubfan1
Mar 31 at 1:02
Did you do a fast format of NTFS? If you did, maybe try a full format (writing to every bit).
– AlienDrew
Mar 31 at 2:13
Did you do a fast format of NTFS? If you did, maybe try a full format (writing to every bit).
– AlienDrew
Mar 31 at 2:13
This is a windows problem not Ubuntu ;-)
– Rinzwind
Apr 1 at 8:04
This is a windows problem not Ubuntu ;-)
– Rinzwind
Apr 1 at 8:04
@ubfan1 - that depends on the point of view; for me Ubuntu is the main actor here, Windows is just expendable annoyance
– adrhc
Apr 1 at 9:31
@ubfan1 - that depends on the point of view; for me Ubuntu is the main actor here, Windows is just expendable annoyance
– adrhc
Apr 1 at 9:31
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Well, I solved this way:
- removed efi & boot flags from the already existing Ubuntu-EFI partition
(/dev/nvme0n1p5 for me) and let just fat32 flag - I removed Windows related partitions (created at installation moment) so that the initially empty spate at the end of the disk was restored
- I restarted the Windows 10 installation -> successful this time
This works for me because my motherboard (Asus H370-I) still allows me to choose as booting partition any of these:
- the previous Ubuntu-EFI one (now just fat32)
- the new Windows-EFI one
answered Apr 1 at 7:28
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Well, I solved this way:
- removed efi & boot flags from the already existing Ubuntu-EFI partition
(/dev/nvme0n1p5 for me) and let just fat32 flag - I removed Windows related partitions (created at installation moment) so that the initially empty spate at the end of the disk was restored
- I restarted the Windows 10 installation -> successful this time
This works for me because my motherboard (Asus H370-I) still allows me to choose as booting partition any of these:
- the previous Ubuntu-EFI one (now just fat32)
- the new Windows-EFI one
answered Apr 1 at 7:28
adrhcadrhc
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Well, I solved this way:
- removed efi & boot flags from the already existing Ubuntu-EFI partition
(/dev/nvme0n1p5 for me) and let just fat32 flag - I removed Windows related partitions (created at installation moment) so that the initially empty spate at the end of the disk was restored
- I restarted the Windows 10 installation -> successful this time
This works for me because my motherboard (Asus H370-I) still allows me to choose as booting partition any of these:
- the previous Ubuntu-EFI one (now just fat32)
- the new Windows-EFI one
answered Apr 1 at 7:28
adrhcadrhc
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Well, I solved this way:
- removed efi & boot flags from the already existing Ubuntu-EFI partition
(/dev/nvme0n1p5 for me) and let just fat32 flag - I removed Windows related partitions (created at installation moment) so that the initially empty spate at the end of the disk was restored
- I restarted the Windows 10 installation -> successful this time
This works for me because my motherboard (Asus H370-I) still allows me to choose as booting partition any of these:
- the previous Ubuntu-EFI one (now just fat32)
- the new Windows-EFI one
answered Apr 1 at 7:28
adrhcadrhc
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Well, I solved this way:
- removed efi & boot flags from the already existing Ubuntu-EFI partition
(/dev/nvme0n1p5 for me) and let just fat32 flag - I removed Windows related partitions (created at installation moment) so that the initially empty spate at the end of the disk was restored
- I restarted the Windows 10 installation -> successful this time
This works for me because my motherboard (Asus H370-I) still allows me to choose as booting partition any of these:
- the previous Ubuntu-EFI one (now just fat32)
- the new Windows-EFI one
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Try labeling the first EFI partition just like the created one, and delete the created one, maybe copy any contents to the frst too. This is really a Windows question, nothing to do with Ubuntu.
– ubfan1
Mar 31 at 1:02
Did you do a fast format of NTFS? If you did, maybe try a full format (writing to every bit).
– AlienDrew
Mar 31 at 2:13
This is a windows problem not Ubuntu ;-)
– Rinzwind
Apr 1 at 8:04
@ubfan1 - that depends on the point of view; for me Ubuntu is the main actor here, Windows is just expendable annoyance
– adrhc
Apr 1 at 9:31