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Use the terminal or the File Manager (PCManFM-Qt) to do that.

Pay attention: as said in the Lubuntu Manual, “If you have had a previous linux install and want to put the entire disk or just replace an entire partition you will need to unmount them” before installation.

Provide the rest of the information and when you restart the system you should see the grub menu where you can select Lubuntu or Windows as boot options.1) Download a Lubuntu iso file from here Ģ) Burn the iso to a pendrive (with Rufus if you are using Windows or with Mkusb if you are using Linux) Ĥ) Turn on the computer and, during the boot, press Esc, F2 or F12 to acess BIOS (depending on the computer) ĥ) Select to boot from usb and… experience a live session before installation.

The ESP partition is around 100-200 Mbytes and should have the boot flag set.

Now click on the drop down menu where it asks you to specify where to install grub.

Specify that you want to use this partition and select the option to format it.

Now you need to select the partition where you want to install Lubuntu.

provide requested responses till you get to the the screen where it will ask you select an installation option.

create a liveUSB using the 64bit version of Lubuntu.

Run gparted and then you will see where the ESP partition resides.ĭuring installation of Lubuntu, specify that you want to install grub into the ESP partition and that should fix the problem. If you are using a single drive most likely this will be the first partition of the drive although it does not have to be in any special location. In the case of UEFI installations, grub must be installed in the ESP partition. Your system must be UEFI given Win10 is already installed.