I am new to linux and bougth recently a MSI computer with a 1TB HDD + 128 GB SSD running FreeDos. I am trying to do a dual boot Win10 + ubuntu 16.04.1.
I started by installing Win10 on the 1 TB HDD. I found out after installing Win10 that it was installed in legacy mode despite the fact that my BIOS does have a UEFI mode. I used Rufus to create a live usb of Ubuntu 16.04.1 and tried to install it in legacy. (I had disabled fast startup fast boot and secure boot). My problem is that just after this screen
Ubuntu never stops loading. As I heard it is possible to install Ubuntu in UEFI mode if it is not on the same disk as Win10, I tried to install it in UEFI (with and without fast boot and secure boot), but it is not working either. After grub if I choose "try without installing" or "install Ubuntu", Ubuntu never stops loading. I checked the integrity of my usb live thanks to grub and it looks fine.
I think the problem might be the partitions of my system but I am not sure what to do next.I would like idealy to have Ubuntu on the SSD, with the ability to read and write on the Win10 NTFS partition on the hard drive. Should I create a new partition GPT or MRB with gparted ? If so, where should I create it ? I see a NTFS partition on my SSD (disk 1), does that mean that Win10 is installed on both the 1TB hard drive and SSD or can i just remove it ?