Install Ubuntu in 4gb Ram i3 2nd Generation Processor in Vmware

 Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution known for its user-friendly interface and robust security features. It can be installed on a variety of hardware, including older systems with lower specifications. In this article, we will guide you through the process of installing Ubuntu on a system with 4GB RAM and an i3 2nd generation processor, using VMware virtualization software.

Before we begin, make sure you have the following:

  • A computer with a 4GB RAM and an i3 2nd generation processor
  • VMware virtualization software installed on your system
  • An Ubuntu ISO file downloaded from the official website
  1. Open VMware and Create a New Virtual Machine

Open VMware and click on "Create a New Virtual Machine" to begin the process. Select "Typical" configuration and click "Next".

  1. Choose ISO File

In the next step, select the ISO file you downloaded from the official Ubuntu website. Click on "Next" to proceed.

  1. Enter Name and Location

In the next screen, enter the name and location of your virtual machine. Make sure to select a location with enough storage space for the virtual machine.

  1. Allocate Memory

Now, allocate memory to your virtual machine. Since your system has 4GB RAM, allocate 2GB to your virtual machine for optimal performance.

  1. Select Network Type

Next, select the network type for your virtual machine. Choose "NAT" for a more secure network connection.

  1. Choose Disk Type

Select the disk type you want for your virtual machine. Choose "SCSI" for better performance.

  1. Set Disk Capacity

Now, set the disk capacity for your virtual machine. Allocate at least 20GB of storage space for Ubuntu.

  1. Customize Hardware

In the next screen, you can customize the hardware settings for your virtual machine. Make sure to select "Easy Install" to simplify the Ubuntu installation process.

  1. Enter Username and Password

Now, enter the username and password you want to use for your Ubuntu system. Click on "Next" to proceed.

  1. Wait for Installation to Complete

Finally, wait for the Ubuntu installation process to complete. This may take some time, depending on your system's specifications.

  1. Restart Your Virtual Machine

Once the installation is complete, restart your virtual machine to apply the changes.

Congratulations! You have successfully installed Ubuntu on your 4GB RAM i3 2nd generation processor system using VMware virtualization software. Enjoy exploring Ubuntu's user-friendly interface and robust security features.

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