Temporary solution to the ineffectiveness of running wubi in Ubuntu

Today, I will talk to you about the temporary solution to the ineffectiveness of Ubuntu running wubi, which may not be well understood by many people. in order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following content for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.

First, you need an 8.10 wubi installation file wubi.exe and a 9.04 ISO file.

Install the virtual optical drive. (I use WinMount, and many people report that there will be a blue screen. Of course, I have seen it once or twice, but in most cases, there is no blue screen.)

Now take WinMount3 as an example, open WinMount3, click "Mount File", select the iso file of Ubuntu9.04, then you can ignore these, and the Ubuntu9.04 installation disk window that will pop up can be closed directly.

The XP user opens X:\ Documents and Settings\ Z\ Local Settings\ Temp,Vista user. In the X:\ user\ Z\ Local Settings\ Temp directory, X represents the system drive letter and Z represents the user name of the current login user.

Then empty the files inside and don't close them after emptying.

Open the wubi.exe of 8.10 in any directory (you don't need to open umenu.exe).

When you return to the window you just opened, you will find that there are two folders. After opening these two folders, there is a file named data in one folder. If you continue to open it, there will be a file called isolist.ini. Double-click to open this file to change version=8.10 to version=9.04, and modify it according to the version you installed. For example, if you install i386 version, you only need to modify this field under [Ubuntu-i386] and install AMD 64-bit. Just modify the field under [Ubuntu-amd64], save it after modification, and return to the wubi installation interface.

Select the installation letter, volume, user name, password point after installation, wait a moment.

Do not rush to enter Ubuntu after installation, because there may be errors. Go to the Ubuntu installation directory and copy all the folders under Ubuntu\ install to Ubuntu\ disks. You will be prompted to have the same folder. Overwrite it and restart it. Here, the work of installing Ubuntu9.04 under windows is nearing completion. After selecting Ubuntu, you can install it smoothly.

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