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black screen with non-blinking dash after a power outage happended during installation of Ubuntu 18.04lts
Won't boot, blinking cursor after power-outageI am struggling to get back into Windows. (Dual boot)Failed to open EFIMicrosoftBootgrubx64.efi, can't enter BIOS
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I've already had a Windows 10 with UEFI and Secure Boot activated in the bios. Then I changed booting priority in bios to boot from a live USB of Ubuntu 18.04, it loaded and I started the installation. After choosing the language and some steps it asked me for if I want to install my NVIDIA drivers and I told it to do the thing and it required a password to set on, I've set a pass and it went to the next step which was partitioning. At this stage, a power outage happened due to the lack of battery.
After this incident, I can't go to the bios by pressing the Delete button on my MSI GE60 2pc Apache laptop. Instead, it shows me a blank screen with a white non-blinking dash. The windows were good and I could get into it by taking out the USB. N as long as another method of getting into the bios is by holding the Shift and clicking on Windows restart in its start menu, I did so and now what I only see after turning the laptop on is that black screen with a white solid dash near the center of the screen.
From now on, whenever I plug the USB it doesn't load a live Ubuntu n gives me an "mmx64 not existed error". Then I figured out a way to run a live Ubuntu again. I opened the USB in another laptop and went to the USB directory>EFI>boot and I changed the grubx64.efi name to mmx64.efi and now I can only run a live Ubuntu from USB on my laptop n nothing else. I still can't get into neither the bios nor my windows10...
Can anyone please, help me to give another life to my only friend, my laptop?
dual-boot 18.04 bios grub-efi
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I've already had a Windows 10 with UEFI and Secure Boot activated in the bios. Then I changed booting priority in bios to boot from a live USB of Ubuntu 18.04, it loaded and I started the installation. After choosing the language and some steps it asked me for if I want to install my NVIDIA drivers and I told it to do the thing and it required a password to set on, I've set a pass and it went to the next step which was partitioning. At this stage, a power outage happened due to the lack of battery.
After this incident, I can't go to the bios by pressing the Delete button on my MSI GE60 2pc Apache laptop. Instead, it shows me a blank screen with a white non-blinking dash. The windows were good and I could get into it by taking out the USB. N as long as another method of getting into the bios is by holding the Shift and clicking on Windows restart in its start menu, I did so and now what I only see after turning the laptop on is that black screen with a white solid dash near the center of the screen.
From now on, whenever I plug the USB it doesn't load a live Ubuntu n gives me an "mmx64 not existed error". Then I figured out a way to run a live Ubuntu again. I opened the USB in another laptop and went to the USB directory>EFI>boot and I changed the grubx64.efi name to mmx64.efi and now I can only run a live Ubuntu from USB on my laptop n nothing else. I still can't get into neither the bios nor my windows10...
Can anyone please, help me to give another life to my only friend, my laptop?
dual-boot 18.04 bios grub-efi
asked May 22 at 9:26
Mahmood KiaheyratiMahmood Kiaheyrati
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I've already had a Windows 10 with UEFI and Secure Boot activated in the bios. Then I changed booting priority in bios to boot from a live USB of Ubuntu 18.04, it loaded and I started the installation. After choosing the language and some steps it asked me for if I want to install my NVIDIA drivers and I told it to do the thing and it required a password to set on, I've set a pass and it went to the next step which was partitioning. At this stage, a power outage happened due to the lack of battery.
After this incident, I can't go to the bios by pressing the Delete button on my MSI GE60 2pc Apache laptop. Instead, it shows me a blank screen with a white non-blinking dash. The windows were good and I could get into it by taking out the USB. N as long as another method of getting into the bios is by holding the Shift and clicking on Windows restart in its start menu, I did so and now what I only see after turning the laptop on is that black screen with a white solid dash near the center of the screen.
From now on, whenever I plug the USB it doesn't load a live Ubuntu n gives me an "mmx64 not existed error". Then I figured out a way to run a live Ubuntu again. I opened the USB in another laptop and went to the USB directory>EFI>boot and I changed the grubx64.efi name to mmx64.efi and now I can only run a live Ubuntu from USB on my laptop n nothing else. I still can't get into neither the bios nor my windows10...
Can anyone please, help me to give another life to my only friend, my laptop?
dual-boot 18.04 bios grub-efi
asked May 22 at 9:26
Mahmood KiaheyratiMahmood Kiaheyrati
14 bronze badges
I've already had a Windows 10 with UEFI and Secure Boot activated in the bios. Then I changed booting priority in bios to boot from a live USB of Ubuntu 18.04, it loaded and I started the installation. After choosing the language and some steps it asked me for if I want to install my NVIDIA drivers and I told it to do the thing and it required a password to set on, I've set a pass and it went to the next step which was partitioning. At this stage, a power outage happened due to the lack of battery.
After this incident, I can't go to the bios by pressing the Delete button on my MSI GE60 2pc Apache laptop. Instead, it shows me a blank screen with a white non-blinking dash. The windows were good and I could get into it by taking out the USB. N as long as another method of getting into the bios is by holding the Shift and clicking on Windows restart in its start menu, I did so and now what I only see after turning the laptop on is that black screen with a white solid dash near the center of the screen.
From now on, whenever I plug the USB it doesn't load a live Ubuntu n gives me an "mmx64 not existed error". Then I figured out a way to run a live Ubuntu again. I opened the USB in another laptop and went to the USB directory>EFI>boot and I changed the grubx64.efi name to mmx64.efi and now I can only run a live Ubuntu from USB on my laptop n nothing else. I still can't get into neither the bios nor my windows10...
Can anyone please, help me to give another life to my only friend, my laptop?
dual-boot 18.04 bios grub-efi
dual-boot 18.04 bios grub-efi
asked May 22 at 9:26
Mahmood KiaheyratiMahmood Kiaheyrati
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asked May 22 at 9:26
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Alright guys, after tackling this harsh problem for a long time and leaving no stone unturned and trying every possible method on the planet from removing the CMOS to plugging the laptop to other monitors to putting the hard drives away to see what happens when i turn the thing on... i finally had to hand it to a computer man who left no other choices for me rather than changing the bios IC ..
it is all set and working right now, without losing a single bit of data. it's sad but yeah I had to change it. i'm not gonna try ubuntu again on my laptop BTW. i'd like to but i can't afford its costs buddy
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Alright guys, after tackling this harsh problem for a long time and leaving no stone unturned and trying every possible method on the planet from removing the CMOS to plugging the laptop to other monitors to putting the hard drives away to see what happens when i turn the thing on... i finally had to hand it to a computer man who left no other choices for me rather than changing the bios IC ..
it is all set and working right now, without losing a single bit of data. it's sad but yeah I had to change it. i'm not gonna try ubuntu again on my laptop BTW. i'd like to but i can't afford its costs buddy
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Alright guys, after tackling this harsh problem for a long time and leaving no stone unturned and trying every possible method on the planet from removing the CMOS to plugging the laptop to other monitors to putting the hard drives away to see what happens when i turn the thing on... i finally had to hand it to a computer man who left no other choices for me rather than changing the bios IC ..
it is all set and working right now, without losing a single bit of data. it's sad but yeah I had to change it. i'm not gonna try ubuntu again on my laptop BTW. i'd like to but i can't afford its costs buddy
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Alright guys, after tackling this harsh problem for a long time and leaving no stone unturned and trying every possible method on the planet from removing the CMOS to plugging the laptop to other monitors to putting the hard drives away to see what happens when i turn the thing on... i finally had to hand it to a computer man who left no other choices for me rather than changing the bios IC ..
it is all set and working right now, without losing a single bit of data. it's sad but yeah I had to change it. i'm not gonna try ubuntu again on my laptop BTW. i'd like to but i can't afford its costs buddy
answered Jun 13 at 12:50
Mahmood KiaheyratiMahmood Kiaheyrati
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Alright guys, after tackling this harsh problem for a long time and leaving no stone unturned and trying every possible method on the planet from removing the CMOS to plugging the laptop to other monitors to putting the hard drives away to see what happens when i turn the thing on... i finally had to hand it to a computer man who left no other choices for me rather than changing the bios IC ..
it is all set and working right now, without losing a single bit of data. it's sad but yeah I had to change it. i'm not gonna try ubuntu again on my laptop BTW. i'd like to but i can't afford its costs buddy
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