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I was working on linux for last 1 year and like linux more than Mac and Windows from my past experiences. Now I've my machine at home is windows 7, I was trying to expand the memory of local disk C, but it didn't went well. Now when I start my machine it is showing,

Rebook manager is missing Alt Ctl and Alt to restart.

So as I was already planning to switch my machine to linux... I dont want Windows on my machine anymore. I would like to know whether I can install Linux directly without bothering the reboot manager, or do I need to fix this to install Linux.

I would like know the possible options in front of me to install Linux on my machine. And please point me a good post on how to install linux, as I'm very much new to installation.

Fazeela Abu Zohra
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Just download an Ubuntu ISO (on a working computer) and burn it to dvd och create a bootelble USB. Make sure the that your BIOS is set to boot either from dvd or usb. Ubuntu will take care of the rest. (Assuming that you do not need to backup data from Windows. The install will ask you if you want to delete all files and turn your machine into Ubuntu-only)

Jos Van Houtem
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