Problem of installing ubuntu 10.04

[Well-Tech]

Hello,
I have an Acer M5640 computer (intel quad Q9300 at 2.50Ghz) with Windows 7. I want to create a dual boot 7 / ubuntu 10.04 so, as I read on some sites, I have partitioned my hard drive with gparted. I boot then start on a DVD-Rw with the iso of ubuntu but above the ordinary pitch, I see a command line (running ubuntu 10.04.iso ,...) then a screen with a small purple icon white bottom, but after nothing!, the screen goes black and my peripherals (mouse, keyboard and screen) forcing me to turn off the computer to the button. I tried my DVD on another computer (with xp) and the installation process starts up. Please advice.

[HardWeaR]

I am not a specialist in this field, but experience sure you've burned the right version of Ubuntu, as you're on a system 32 or 64 bits. Maybe the computer on which you have your CD was tested in 64 bits, so that you in 32 or vice versa.

[Parvati]

I do not think it can come from the engraved version, because its processor supports 64bit, so it also supports 32. We must instead look the part of the kernel options at startup. I advise you to ask your question on Ubuntu's official site for installation instructions.

[Jensen Ackles]

Very important too (I've had bad experiences ...) check the iso downloaded (md5) and then etched image.

If despite this the computer to boot is either:
- A device or poorly supported
- A clerical