See Installation/System Requirements for more specific details on hardware requirements. While it’s unlikely that anything will go wrong, you can never be too prepared.
Make sure you have a recent backup of your data.Have access to either a DVD or a USB flash drive containing the version of Ubuntu you want to install.Ensure you have at least 25 GB of free storage space, or 5 GB for a minimal installation.You’ll need to consider the following before starting the installation: Since Ubuntu 8.04, Wubi ships within the Live CD.In this tutorial, we’re going to install Ubuntu desktop onto your computer, using either your computer’s DVD drive or a USB flash drive. Agostino Russo, Colin J Watson and Evan Dandrea have ported Lupin/Wubi into Ubuntu. Lubi and LVPM were subsequently created by Geza Kovacs. Bean123 and Tinybit also helped a lot to debug and fix bootloader issues. Hampus Wessman contributed the new downloader and the translation scripts. Later on Agostino and Ecology2007 have redesigned and rewritten the Windows frontend, which is what people see today. Incidentally the name "Lupin" comes from "loop-installation", which is the technique that makes Wubi tick. Agostino then refined the loopinstallation concept, moving from a simple loopmounted pre-made image file, to an image created on the fly using a dynamically patched version of the debian installer, thus providing an experience much closer to a real installation and addressing several other issues. Oliver Mattos wrote the original user interface in nsis. Geza Kovacs later refined the spec and provided the first prototypes to show that the concept was sound. The idea was to merge the two concepts having a Windows installer that would loopmount an image of Ubuntu. The original idea was drafted by Agostino Russo taking inspiration from topologilinux, which provided a loopmounted installation, and instlux, that provided a simple Windows frontend.
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