GParted should pop-up in a window. I had to go to the GParted menu, Devices, and select the drive I wanted to install Android on. You should probably not have to do this. On your unallocated partition, right click and then press new. Make sure the file system is ext4, and then press Add. Now press Apply to make the change. Press Apply once again, remove the USB, then reboot. First choose the ext4 partition Press Do not format. If you don't, you could mess it up. Choose Yes Choose Yes Choose Yes VERY IMPORTANT: Choose NO Choose Yes Allow it to write, this could take a minute Remove the USB drive and reboot 16. You have installed Android alongside Windows! Usually the workflow goes like this: - With GParted, delete the partition where you installed Android, then resize the Windows partition to reclaim the space - This will not uninstall GRUB yet. I was going put a SSD in and load windows on it however this might be better since I'm hardware limited with this. My question before I take on this project is 1. Can I use driod 6. If it's a clean hard drive following the guide here which steps can I eliminate all together since I won't be using Windows? I was going put a SSD in and load windows on it however this might be better since I'm hardware limited with this. My question before I take on this project is 1. Can I use driod 6. If it's a clean hard drive following the guide here which steps can I eliminate all together since I won't be using Windows? Well, I have a windows hybrid, and it is great for work and all but windows really isn't the best tablet OS tbh, and therefore i'll install android on it so I can use all the optimized apps. I am also forced to use a windows phone with a huge lack of apps, and I can kind of compensate for that with an android tablet :P Installation was flawless except for the fact that there is no option to boot into android in the boot menu. I was able to run android the first time after installing because it gave me the option to reboot or run android so I chose to run it. But after rebooting I am only able to boot to windows 10. During installation I did not get the prompt for the following... Do you want to create a boot item for windows? Could this be why it won't boot to Android and if so what would you recommend I do? Iv'e tried reinstalling and still didn't get the prompt. I followed this tutorial and it didn't work. Everything worked from formatting the new drive to installing Android. When I restart my laptop, the boot menu of Android displays and then I select it and then it loads and then it goes to a blank black screen. Now I can go back and reformat the drive to NTFS and skip using GParted steps and then install Android on NTFS and then it works but Android is only able to use 2. I just fixed it. I had to start all over. The Android ISO in your link, I downloaded the ISO and created a bootable flash drive but it never worked. So I used a different Android Marshmallow OS that I already downloaded a few weeks ago and used it and now its working and showing 229GB of storage space. So my problem was with the Android-x86 iso that you listed itself not working. The same thing happened to me and I discovered that the Android Marshmallow OS listed in this article download page link, something was wrong with it. I had to download the OS from another site and it worked fine but I don't remember the site that I got it from. But so far I don't like Marshmallow because a lot of apps that I use won't run on it. Try finding Kitkat OS. I have followed your instruction but when I try to reboot from the USB, I get the following message: Secure boot violation. Check Secure Boot Policy in Setup. All that in a grey narrow window with red writting and black background. Have you got any suggestion? Everything boots up fine but whenever anything boots up they cant seem to find my disk partitions. For example G-parted only sees my USB drive, the Android image also only gives me one partition to install Android on, that's also the USB drive. I cant seem to find the partition that i made for this Android installation 16gb, ext4. The only thing it ever sees is my 4gb USB drive. Device: Surface 3 Ram: 4GB Space: 128GB Hi, does this one supports touchscreen? Im sorry Im newbie to this. I have tried the remixOS on my Acer one 10, powered by Intel Atom Z3735F it was successfuly installed. I want to try this to see if its better. I also want to know whats the difference between the android-x86 and the remixOS? RemixOS wont be installed on my AMD X2 pc, it was installed on my Intel i3 2nd gen as well however simple clash of clans has issue booting up. Any help will do or any experience wit the acer one 10 to share with me. I was going put a SSD in and load windows on it however this might be better since I'm hardware limited with this. My question before I take on this project is 1. Can I use driod 6. If it's a clean hard drive following the guide here which steps can I eliminate all together since I won't be using Windows? I was going put a SSD in and load windows on it however this might be better since I'm hardware limited with this. My question before I take on this project is 1. Can I use driod 6. If it's a clean hard drive following the guide here which steps can I eliminate all together since I won't be using Windows? All I am getting after a successful installation when I boot into Android OS is a blank screen with a little white dash '-' line in the top left-hand screen. I have left it like it for over 10 minutes to see if it is because it is a first install boot, but the screen still remains the same. Any advice would be welcome - thanks : Hi All, I have a Asus Transformer T100chi with Windows 10 and I would like to install Android 6. I followed all the steps, but when I get to 15, 2nd slide I can not go onto the next step, the keyboard connected via USB does not respond and none of the buttons sound keys, windows key or power key also respond. Has anyone had the same problem? Thanks : I have done this 3 times now, following the directions very carefully. All seems to work until reboot at the end. I get: tGRUB Loading stage1. This is 3rd time... I manage to load youtube, but when i click play on the youtube it just crash. Regards, Alex Thanks for the post. Unfortunately I've not managed to get this to work. After boot loader issues, finally managed to get Android 6. As per suggestions, tried previous versions. Now at a dead end :-.
