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Go to the browser
Click “Download”
We are waiting for it to load. After that, open a new tab
Click “Try Pro For Free”
First, click on the file, as soon as the file opens, double-click on the “VMVERE Fashion” icon, as shown in the screenshot
We are waiting for the check to finish
Click “Open”
We are waiting for the installation to finish
Select the installation method as shown in the screenshot
Click “Use another disk” and click “Next”
We select the operating system exactly as shown in the screenshot
Click “Next”
Select “UEFI” and click “Next”
Click “Finish”
Click “Save”
Click “OK”
Click on the icon as shown in the screenshot
Click on “try or install Ubuntu”
Click “OK”
Select the language and click “Install Ubuntu”
Select the keyboard language
Step by step, click on the actions exactly as shown in the screenshot
Select “Erase disk and install Ubuntu” and click “Install Now”
Click “Continue”
Choose where we are now and click “Continue”
Fill in the data in this panel
This screenshot shows an example of filling in data. After that, click “Require my password to Log in”
Click on “Restart now”
We are waiting for the installation to complete
Log in to your account on Ubuntu
Congratulations, everything worked out for us. Now you can use Ubuntu
