I have been busy with other stuff so haven’t done much on my old PC and what I did didn’t turn on anything really.
So I read the links yo provide about installation from Windows, but some links didn’t work and didn’t really want to use automatic ones… While other two were to technical and looked to complicated to do and I didn’t have that much time.
I also tried to boot CD with Lubuntu 14.04 on it, because it fitted on CD, but when I put it in I got shown language to chose, but neither my keyboard or mouse worked then and I couldn’t select anything… I was wondering it that could be because they are both connected to pc trough usb and it somehow doesn’t work when trying to install from CD.
I did finally buy new USB stick trough And successfully install Ubuntu MATE 14.04 on my old laptop alongside Windows 7 and I have to say it doesn’t overheat much underneath UM which it great Will probably need to install few more stuff on it once I remember what I missing. I think Welcome isn’t available for 14.04, right?
So when I will get more time I will try to get some floppy disk that I still have and try to install it with that usb stick, since I know it works, just need to get floppy disk to work.
I assume this will also work when having disk split to 2 parts… I already forgot how exactly it set as it’s quite a long time since I started.
Thank you so much for all your help so far trough @lah7 really appreciate it.