HOW TO ENABLE BASH UBUNTU ON WINDOWS 10

HOW TO ENABLE BASH UBUNTU ON WINDOWS 10

Hello guys, welcome back!!! How are you? I hope you are good today. Uhh!!! I have been busy and now I have time to create this article for you. Today, I want to tell you how to enable and run Bash Ubuntu on Windows 10.

What is Bash?

Bash is a new feature which firstly has been embedded in Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14316. Integration between Ubuntu UserMode and Linux Tools can be run natively on Windows 10.

Let’s check this out guyss

NB: Your PC must be running on Windows 10 Insider Preview 14316 or later. Bash Ubuntu is only able to be run on x64 based operating system. So, for you who are still running on x86 based operating system and want to use Bash, you have to clean install your Windows to x64 based. If you don’t know how to do it, you can visit How to Clean Install Windows 10 .

First, you can put your pointer to Search box, then type and open ”Settings”, then click on Update&Security > For Developers, then you have to switch “Sideload apps” to “Developer Mode”

Next, you have to enable “Windows Subsystem for Linux (Beta)” by right-clicking on Start button, and open “Program and Features” at the top.

Then, you have to click “Turn Windows Features On or Off” at the top-left side

Next, you have to enable “Windows Subsystem for Linux (Beta)” by checking it and click “OK”. Wait a minute while searching required files.

Then there will be a dialog for you to restart your PC to enable this feature. Just click “Restart now” or “Don’t restart” ( if you want to do it later ).

After restarting your PC, you have to open Command Prompt and run it as administrator. Then, type “Bash” or you can type it at the search box. After that, if you want to continue, you just type “y” and enter. Bash will be downloaded and extracted automatically.

Via Command Prompt

Via Search Box

If It’s all set, you can find an app in Start menu, that is “Bash on Ubuntu on Windows” or in Search Box by typing “Ubuntu”. Now, you can use it as like as you want.

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Wednesday, June 29, 2016