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Putting Linux on a laptop not working?

Well, my Gateway MX3230 laptop has not worked for several months. I try to run again for see what happened to me or other virus Win Antivirus and tried to use something to get rid of him … This is something fairly quickly crashed my laptop and now when is switched on continuously restarts, I tried safe mode, everything … And reboots constantly, I mean, after the loading screen, then it must show the login screen, flashes the blue screen of terror for a while (I can not read what he said! is so fast.), then restarts. I think it's a problem with Windows, and ER. From the windows, I can not buy (Bleck.'m cheap), I want to install Linux (Ubuntu?) The free. How can I do?

Do not go too fast, laptops are a universe of micro and need to make sure that Linux drivers are available for all! I would like to try this trick first repair: Full System Restore (destructive) with the online system recovery of Windows XP on the hard disk – using the F11 key (see Step 4) (Source = http://support.gateway.com/s/SOFTWARE/Medialess/ MLXPH1/MLXPH1su7.shtml) This option completely erases the hard disk and reinstall factory shipped files. It also allows the recovery of the recovery partition. Using this option if the drive is blank or all other options fail to restore the computer to a satisfactory state. Note: All personal data files and applications lost. Make sure your backup data files before performing this option. Note: Due to the large amount of virus and spyware threats on the Internet, is recommended that you disconnect all Internet connections before reinstalling Windows ®. After installing Windows, antivirus and firewall can be installed and then the connection Internet can be reactivated to update the antivirus definitions and perform Windows Updates. 1. Remove any CD or DVD optical disks. 2. Turn off the computer using The Windows shutdown process. 3. A After the computer off, unplug all USB devices except the keyboard and mouse. This includes USB devices like a printer, a scanner, removable storage, or camera. 4. Turn on your computer. To start the recovery, press the F11 key system. 5. Restore Options System dialog box, select Full System Restore (destructive), then click Next. 6. In the System Restore – Format and recover dialog box, click Yes 7. Copying files. 8. In the System Restore dialog box, click Restart. 9. The computer restarts. 10. Drivers and applications are installed. If this is not so, other ways are listed here: http://support.gateway.com/s/SOFTWARE/Medialess/MLXPH1/MLXPH1asi.shtml The portal page Support for your laptop is available here: http://support.gateway.com/s/Mobile/Q106/MagicLC / 1009037nv.shtml If you still want Ubuntu, I would Live CD before installing: https: / / / help.ubuntu.com / community / LiveCD have searched and found drivers for Ubuntu and if all you really like, you can install in dual-boot configuration. Here's a guide to it: I hope this helps http://apcmag.com/the_definitive_dualbooting_guide_linux_vista_and_xp_stepbystep.htm

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