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i need some help installing ubuntu on dell precision 5530.
if there is any tips on changing BIOS settings or Boot.

and if it is better to have dual boot with Windows ? or having one operating system is better ??

Thanks !

dell

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i need some help installing ubuntu on dell precision 5530.
if there is any tips on changing BIOS settings or Boot.

and if it is better to have dual boot with Windows ? or having one operating system is better ??

Thanks !

dell

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i need some help installing ubuntu on dell precision 5530.
if there is any tips on changing BIOS settings or Boot.

and if it is better to have dual boot with Windows ? or having one operating system is better ??

Thanks !

dell

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Having a dual-boot or only one OS is entirely up to you. It depends on your specific needs.

There's no special ISO for Dell laptops (or any other brand). Try and/or install using the regular ISO you can download from Ubuntu.com and if there's some hardware that needs additional support (drivers) and you're unable to make it work correctly, just ask a new, specific, question. Make sure to include brand/model and the part in question.

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  You can download here ubuntu.com/download/desktop then burn the .iso file on a usb, sd card, cd, dvd with etcher balena.io/etcher
  
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I would suggest that you not change your BIOS or Boot settings without having a particular purpose /objective. Better is in the 'eye of the beholder'. If you are new, I suggest keeping it simple. When you have a little more experience go for the dual-boot.

That being said I expect this question to be closed by the community because it does not demonstrate due diligence and the second question is subjective.

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Having a dual-boot or only one OS is entirely up to you. It depends on your specific needs.

There's no special ISO for Dell laptops (or any other brand). Try and/or install using the regular ISO you can download from Ubuntu.com and if there's some hardware that needs additional support (drivers) and you're unable to make it work correctly, just ask a new, specific, question. Make sure to include brand/model and the part in question.

share

answered 6 mins ago

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  You can download here ubuntu.com/download/desktop then burn the .iso file on a usb, sd card, cd, dvd with etcher balena.io/etcher
  
  – JerareYoshi
  4 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

1

Having a dual-boot or only one OS is entirely up to you. It depends on your specific needs.

There's no special ISO for Dell laptops (or any other brand). Try and/or install using the regular ISO you can download from Ubuntu.com and if there's some hardware that needs additional support (drivers) and you're unable to make it work correctly, just ask a new, specific, question. Make sure to include brand/model and the part in question.

share

answered 6 mins ago

GabrielaGarciaGabrielaGarcia

577212

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  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  You can download here ubuntu.com/download/desktop then burn the .iso file on a usb, sd card, cd, dvd with etcher balena.io/etcher
  
  – JerareYoshi
  4 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Having a dual-boot or only one OS is entirely up to you. It depends on your specific needs.

There's no special ISO for Dell laptops (or any other brand). Try and/or install using the regular ISO you can download from Ubuntu.com and if there's some hardware that needs additional support (drivers) and you're unable to make it work correctly, just ask a new, specific, question. Make sure to include brand/model and the part in question.

share

answered 6 mins ago

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I would suggest that you not change your BIOS or Boot settings without having a particular purpose /objective. Better is in the 'eye of the beholder'. If you are new, I suggest keeping it simple. When you have a little more experience go for the dual-boot.

That being said I expect this question to be closed by the community because it does not demonstrate due diligence and the second question is subjective.

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I would suggest that you not change your BIOS or Boot settings without having a particular purpose /objective. Better is in the 'eye of the beholder'. If you are new, I suggest keeping it simple. When you have a little more experience go for the dual-boot.

That being said I expect this question to be closed by the community because it does not demonstrate due diligence and the second question is subjective.

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I would suggest that you not change your BIOS or Boot settings without having a particular purpose /objective. Better is in the 'eye of the beholder'. If you are new, I suggest keeping it simple. When you have a little more experience go for the dual-boot.

That being said I expect this question to be closed by the community because it does not demonstrate due diligence and the second question is subjective.

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answered 11 mins ago

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answered 11 mins ago

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