how to install linux on a windows tablet

You're now ready to double-click 'Install Ubuntu 14.04.3' and follow the familiar wizard to install Ubuntu on to your tablet. Next, connect to your Wi-Fi network by clicking the wireless button in the menu bar, selecting your network and entering the passkey. Select 'Displays', set the Rotation drop-down menu to 'Clockwise' and click 'Apply' (the button itself is largely off-screen, but you can just make out its left-hand end at the top of the screen as you look at it). Up until now you'll have been interacting with your tablet in portrait mode – it's time to switch it to a more comfortable landscape view, and that's done by click the 'Settings' button in the top right-hand corner of the screen and choosing System Settings. You should also get a momentary notification that the internal Wi-Fi adaptor has been detected – one of the key indications that this remixed Ubuntu distro has been tailored for Bay Trail devices. You'll see the Ubuntu loading screen appear and then after a lengthy pause (and blank screen) the desktop should appear. Next, select 'Try Ubuntu without installing' and hit Return again.

Use the cursor key to select the 'EFI USB Device' entry and hit Return to access the Grub menu. After about five seconds or so you should see confirmation that boot menu is about to appear – when it does, use your finger to tap 'Boot Manager'.

How to install linux on a windows tablet