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Maggieszd
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2014-07-25 18:53 deepin Sorry, this problem did not occur in our testing, please enter the "Expert Mode" to select partition manually. If there is still problem, please report to us.
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Maggieszd deepin
2014-07-25 18:55 deepin Sorry, this problem did not occur in our testing, please enter the "Expert Mode" to select partition manually. If there is still problem, please report to us.
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hocinooo
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2014-07-25 20:09 deepin Thanks for the reply, so if i downsize my D drive and i reserve a free space then in the installation i choose expert mode then i choose the free space, will the boot menu be available at the computer start up to choose between operating systems (in my case Deepin and Windows) !? if so can you provide please some links to dual boot properly !?
Thank you in advance ...
Thank you in advance ...
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kaenry5820 deepin
2014-07-26 04:31 deepin I can choose in my case ( with UEFI ) but you must choose OS like you install Deepin from USB or Media, just USB boot instead of Deepin2014
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Maggieszd deepin
2014-07-29 21:21 deepin http://wiki.linuxdeepin.com/index.php?t ... all_Deepin
Please refer this page and do not destroy the partition of Windows. Then you can boot dual OS.
Please refer this page and do not destroy the partition of Windows. Then you can boot dual OS.
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i am a newcomer to Deepin OS, i've heard of it in DistroWatch website, and i've liked the OS so much, now am a heavy windows user, all my work and daily tasks needed to be done with windows, but i've been all the time dual booting Windows with linux distros, but when i came to install the Deepin OS for dual boot, i've been in a confusion !! it can't be done as i do always ! how !! i will explain more : i've been all the time downsizing my D partition to install the linux distros on a free space, i'd never did with my C partition because i need the space there ! so, how can i dual boot without using my C drive !?
Thanks in advance