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bcdedit /set path \EFI\fedora\shim.efiġ7.
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If that’s your case, boot the machine in to Windows 10, open a Command prompt with elevated privileges and execute the following command in order to restore the GRUB menu. Sometimes, in cases of dual-booting Linux-Windows in UEFI firmware machines, the GRUB menu is not always displayed after reboot. After reboot, you will be directed to the GRUB menu, where for 5 seconds you can choose what operating system you want the machine to boot from Fedora or Windows. Finally, your Fedora system is ready to use.
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Next, add the name of a new user and set up a strong password for the new account. Connect online accounts to access your email accounts, contacts, documents, photos and more. Allow applications to determine your location. After the system boots up, follow the Fedora post-installation instructions as shown. Fedora 32 Installation Complete Fedora 32 Post Installationġ2. After the installation completes, eject Fedora installation media and reboot the machine. Begin Fedora 32 Installation Fedora 32 Installation Progressġ1. To start the installation process, just hit on the Begin Installation button, as illustrated in the following image. Partition Table Summary Confirm Partition Changesġ0. After you’ve created the partitions, review the partition table and press the top Done button twice to confirm configuration and hit on Accept Changes button from the pop-up Summary of Changes window to apply storage partition configurations and return to the main menu.
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In this tutorial, we’ll create and install Fedora on a single partition mounted in /(root) tree and we’ll configure no swap space. Use the same procedure to create the swap partition or other partitions for your system. When you finish hit the OK button to apply the new configuration. On partition settings window, enter the size of the partition, select a file system type, such as the robust ext4 file system to format the partition, add a label for this partition and use /(root) as the mount point of this partition.
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Select the free space and hit on the + button to create a new partition Choose Free Space PartitionĨ.
In this step, select the free space that resulted after shrinking the Windows partition will be used for installing Fedora Workstation. Again, hit on the Done button to enter the Blivet GUI Partitioning program. Next, click on the Installation Destination menu, check your machine hard disk and select the Advanced Custom (Blivet-GUI) option to configure the storage. First, click on the Keyboard menu, choose your system keyboard layout, and hit on the top Done button to complete this step and go back to the main menu, as illustrated in the below images. The next screen will present you Fedora Installation Summary menu.
On the next screen, select the language that will be used during the installation process and hit on the Continue button. After the installer loads the Fedora Live system, click on Install to Hard Drive option in order to start the installation process. On the first installation screen, select Install Fedora Workstation Live 32 and press key to continue. Place Fedora bootable media into your machine appropriate drive, restart the machine and instruct the BIOS or UEFI firmware to boot from DVD/USB bootable media.Ģ. To create a bootable Fedora USB drive compatible with installation performed in UEFI mode, use Rufus utility or Etcher.
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On the first step, download the Fedora DVD ISO image and burn it to a DVD disk or create a bootable USB flash drive using the Fedora Media Writer tool or other utility. Unallocated Partition for Fedora Install Install Fedora 32 with Windows Dual-Bootġ. Leave it as default and reboot the system in order to proceed with the Fedora installation.
Shrink Windows PartitionĪfter resizing partition, you will see a new unallocated space on the hard drive. Give at least 20000 MB ( 20GB) depending on the size of C: partition and hit Shrink to start partition resize as shown below. Open your windows Disk Management utility and right-click on C: partition and select Shrink Volume in order to resize the partition for Fedora installation. Preparing Windows Machine for Dual-Boot for Fedora
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