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I know similar questions have been asked however why am I asking is because I wanted to know say i install Ubuntu on my D Drive instead of my C Drive (which has my windows on it). My D Drive is a 1 TB drive and I have files installed on it. If i put Ubuntu on it will i still be able to use the space that has not been partitioned off and can i still use it to say download things on my windows os? I ask this because i recently installed and deleted Ubuntu because after installation I noticed that I couldn't access my D Drive from Windows anymore and naturally all my files on it were gone. Basically I am asking if there is any way around this or was it just because i installed Ubuntu wrong.....?

Nishi
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su2583
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I had the same problem when I was moving to ubuntu. To dual boot ubuntu with windows you need to have seperate HDDs to my knowledge.

Do you really want to move to ubuntu then try it on a virtual box first.

Sahan Aloka Mendis
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