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Cannot boot ubuntu
I can't display any linux right anymore after starting to use a new video card on my pc -hd 6570-Dual Booting with linux & windows, cannot boot to windowsUbuntu 17.04: Cannot access/see BIOSNewly installed 18.04 won't boot
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Bare with me. FYI, I know very little about this stuff. I got a free desktop from my cousins work, because it looked pretty good.it looks like a gaming setup with a geforce gtx graphics card and ripjaws memory.
When I try to start it up, all I see is 5 red dots or squares. Sometimes it says Ubuntu. I cannot access grub. I have tried reinstalling ubuntu with a usb as well as windows 10 with a usb. It seems like I cannot use the mouse or keyboard.
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Bare with me. FYI, I know very little about this stuff. I got a free desktop from my cousins work, because it looked pretty good.it looks like a gaming setup with a geforce gtx graphics card and ripjaws memory.
When I try to start it up, all I see is 5 red dots or squares. Sometimes it says Ubuntu. I cannot access grub. I have tried reinstalling ubuntu with a usb as well as windows 10 with a usb. It seems like I cannot use the mouse or keyboard.
boot
asked Apr 17 at 19:31
brendanbrendan
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Bare with me. FYI, I know very little about this stuff. I got a free desktop from my cousins work, because it looked pretty good.it looks like a gaming setup with a geforce gtx graphics card and ripjaws memory.
When I try to start it up, all I see is 5 red dots or squares. Sometimes it says Ubuntu. I cannot access grub. I have tried reinstalling ubuntu with a usb as well as windows 10 with a usb. It seems like I cannot use the mouse or keyboard.
boot
asked Apr 17 at 19:31
brendanbrendan
61 bronze badge
Bare with me. FYI, I know very little about this stuff. I got a free desktop from my cousins work, because it looked pretty good.it looks like a gaming setup with a geforce gtx graphics card and ripjaws memory.
When I try to start it up, all I see is 5 red dots or squares. Sometimes it says Ubuntu. I cannot access grub. I have tried reinstalling ubuntu with a usb as well as windows 10 with a usb. It seems like I cannot use the mouse or keyboard.
boot
boot
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Try a different Ubuntu image and check what the boot order is set to. You might see windows boot manager in there, select that to have it boot to windows - then use Rufus to write the ISO. I suspect a problem with the installation media
answered Apr 17 at 19:50
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what do you mean try a different Ubuntu image? you mean a different version iso?
– brendan
Apr 17 at 21:31
I tried booting again from a different Ubuntu iso but nothing has changed. It still just shows 5 red dots with squares around them. I cannot access any info from the desktop like boot order or boot manager.
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Apr 17 at 22:01
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Try a different Ubuntu image and check what the boot order is set to. You might see windows boot manager in there, select that to have it boot to windows - then use Rufus to write the ISO. I suspect a problem with the installation media
answered Apr 17 at 19:50
D TurnerD Turner
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what do you mean try a different Ubuntu image? you mean a different version iso?
– brendan
Apr 17 at 21:31
I tried booting again from a different Ubuntu iso but nothing has changed. It still just shows 5 red dots with squares around them. I cannot access any info from the desktop like boot order or boot manager.
– brendan
Apr 17 at 22:01
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Try a different Ubuntu image and check what the boot order is set to. You might see windows boot manager in there, select that to have it boot to windows - then use Rufus to write the ISO. I suspect a problem with the installation media
answered Apr 17 at 19:50
D TurnerD Turner
1
what do you mean try a different Ubuntu image? you mean a different version iso?
– brendan
Apr 17 at 21:31
I tried booting again from a different Ubuntu iso but nothing has changed. It still just shows 5 red dots with squares around them. I cannot access any info from the desktop like boot order or boot manager.
– brendan
Apr 17 at 22:01
add a comment
|
Try a different Ubuntu image and check what the boot order is set to. You might see windows boot manager in there, select that to have it boot to windows - then use Rufus to write the ISO. I suspect a problem with the installation media
answered Apr 17 at 19:50
D TurnerD Turner
1
Try a different Ubuntu image and check what the boot order is set to. You might see windows boot manager in there, select that to have it boot to windows - then use Rufus to write the ISO. I suspect a problem with the installation media
answered Apr 17 at 19:50
D TurnerD Turner
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answered Apr 17 at 19:50
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what do you mean try a different Ubuntu image? you mean a different version iso?
– brendan
Apr 17 at 21:31
I tried booting again from a different Ubuntu iso but nothing has changed. It still just shows 5 red dots with squares around them. I cannot access any info from the desktop like boot order or boot manager.
– brendan
Apr 17 at 22:01
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|
what do you mean try a different Ubuntu image? you mean a different version iso?
– brendan
Apr 17 at 21:31
I tried booting again from a different Ubuntu iso but nothing has changed. It still just shows 5 red dots with squares around them. I cannot access any info from the desktop like boot order or boot manager.
– brendan
Apr 17 at 22:01
what do you mean try a different Ubuntu image? you mean a different version iso?
– brendan
Apr 17 at 21:31
what do you mean try a different Ubuntu image? you mean a different version iso?
– brendan
Apr 17 at 21:31
I tried booting again from a different Ubuntu iso but nothing has changed. It still just shows 5 red dots with squares around them. I cannot access any info from the desktop like boot order or boot manager.
– brendan
Apr 17 at 22:01
I tried booting again from a different Ubuntu iso but nothing has changed. It still just shows 5 red dots with squares around them. I cannot access any info from the desktop like boot order or boot manager.
– brendan
Apr 17 at 22:01
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