Dual Booting GPU/ROG/Asus G752VS

Almost all GPU, by default have Windows Operating System pre-installed on them, and you as a Data Scientist who wants Deep Learning needs a Linux Box.

I had gone through several error in installing finally compiling all processes in all.
We will target xUbuntu 14 and Ubuntu 16 for installation, both have almost similar steps, and where they would vary I will point it out.

1. While you are in Windows make sure you disable Fast Start Up.
1. Go to Powers Option from Control Panel
2. Click Choose what the power buttons do
3. Click Change settings that are currently unavailable
4. Untick Turn on fast start up
5. This option might be disabled for now, click on Change Setting that are currently available. 
2. Disabling Secure Boot
   1. Option I - Restart your Windows while pressing the Shift Key to enter the troubleshooting mode. Go to UEFI Settings and in Security Tab, disable "Secure Boot" option.
   2. Option II - Enter in your BIOS, move to Security Tab and disable the Secure Boot option.
3. Boot Ubuntu ISO in USB stick or DVD (through rufs)
4. Change the Boot device priority to USB, and Boot through.
5. The GRUB page displays, for both distros Installing directly didn't worked for me, rather Choose "Try Ubuntu" option.
6. xUbuntu 14 worked fine, but Ubuntu 16 failed so before hitting enter on Try Ubuntu option, press e and change the GRUB parameters. 
7. Replace "quiet splash" to "nomodeset", press F10 and Ubuntu will be booted.
8. Click on install Ubuntu, choose your language, time-zone, keyboard.
9. CAUTION : While partitioning, take special care in choosing your option, as with wrong option you might end up losing all data. If you are not sure for anything select "Install Ubuntu along side Windows"
10. Now xUbuntu's graphical would work fine here, Ubuntu failed for me here. 
11. Time for Maintenance Mode - either Press Ctrl+Alt+F1 and stop the lightdm service. service lightdm stop. Or restart your system and enter Recovery mode first select "networking" for enabling Networking and the root. 
12.  Installing NVIDIA Graphic Card :- Follow my post for Installing Graphic Card and CUDA, cuDNN.

After Points

1. Brightness Problem :- Install xbacklight
1.  sudo apt-get install xbacklight
2.  xbacklight -10 # for dimming
3.  xbacklight +10 #for brightening
2.  Touch Pad : Still not working for me, using external mouse ! - If you have a working solution, kindly comment.
3.  Headphone :   Add snd-hda-intel model=asus-mode5 in file /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf

        This probably solves the issue, if not install the ALSA Sound.
        Disable pulseaudio’s auto spawning capabilities and kill all instances

    $ echo autospawn = no >> /etc/pulse/client.conf
    $ killall pulseaudio

        Install alsa-tools-gui

    $ sudo apt-get install alsa-tools-gui 
    $ sudo hdajackretask

       When the GUI loads, click “Show unconnected pins” and override the first unconnected
       pin to be a headphone jack and apply the settings. Daemonise pulseaudio puslseaudio -D
       and test the sound, repeat this for all unconnected ports until you find the right one.

       Once you have found the one the correct jack, click “Install boot override” and restart to
       make sure everything works. Now edit the pulseaudio config file and remove the line
       added earlier to allow respawning again.
       Known issue: Volume can only modified using alsamixer rather than the usual GUI component.