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Problem running ubuntu alongside windows 10
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Yesterday I installed Ubuntu onto my 2nd drive(the main drive has W10 on it) but there is no way for me to boot it from it. I tried changing the boot order but that didn't work then i tried unplugging my SSD with windows and only leaving the other disk but it wouldn't boot anything.
Solved!
boot repair helped me. I removed grub from the system and then installed in on both disks and now i get into the grub menu when booting.
Thank you all for help!
boot windows troubleshooting
asked Sep 18 at 15:06
Jakub MichálekJakub Michálek
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Yesterday I installed Ubuntu onto my 2nd drive(the main drive has W10 on it) but there is no way for me to boot it from it. I tried changing the boot order but that didn't work then i tried unplugging my SSD with windows and only leaving the other disk but it wouldn't boot anything.
Solved!
boot repair helped me. I removed grub from the system and then installed in on both disks and now i get into the grub menu when booting.
Thank you all for help!
boot windows troubleshooting
asked Sep 18 at 15:06
Jakub MichálekJakub Michálek
11 bronze badge
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What is the brand/model of your computer?
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 15:09
@Jakub Michálek Please collect the model number from the sticker which also has the serial number (don't want serial #, just model#). Please also runlshw | grep -v "loop"in a terminal window. Then, click edit and add that with the make and model# to your original question. Please don't use Add Comment, but instead use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 15:29
May be best to see details, use ppa version with your live installer (2nd option) or any working install, not older Boot-Repair ISO: Please copy & paste link to the Boot-info summary report ( do not post report), the auto fix sometimes can create more issues. help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair Post link above in your original question.
– oldfred
Sep 18 at 19:40
See this answer to work around a possible bug.
– user68186
Sep 18 at 20:21
@Jakub Please remove what you have done from your question and post an answer instead.
– Kulfy
Sep 20 at 4:12
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Yesterday I installed Ubuntu onto my 2nd drive(the main drive has W10 on it) but there is no way for me to boot it from it. I tried changing the boot order but that didn't work then i tried unplugging my SSD with windows and only leaving the other disk but it wouldn't boot anything.
Solved!
boot repair helped me. I removed grub from the system and then installed in on both disks and now i get into the grub menu when booting.
Thank you all for help!
boot windows troubleshooting
asked Sep 18 at 15:06
Jakub MichálekJakub Michálek
11 bronze badge
Yesterday I installed Ubuntu onto my 2nd drive(the main drive has W10 on it) but there is no way for me to boot it from it. I tried changing the boot order but that didn't work then i tried unplugging my SSD with windows and only leaving the other disk but it wouldn't boot anything.
Solved!
boot repair helped me. I removed grub from the system and then installed in on both disks and now i get into the grub menu when booting.
Thank you all for help!
boot windows troubleshooting
boot windows troubleshooting
asked Sep 18 at 15:06
Jakub MichálekJakub Michálek
11 bronze badge
asked Sep 18 at 15:06
Jakub MichálekJakub Michálek
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What is the brand/model of your computer?
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 15:09
@Jakub Michálek Please collect the model number from the sticker which also has the serial number (don't want serial #, just model#). Please also runlshw | grep -v "loop"in a terminal window. Then, click edit and add that with the make and model# to your original question. Please don't use Add Comment, but instead use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 15:29
May be best to see details, use ppa version with your live installer (2nd option) or any working install, not older Boot-Repair ISO: Please copy & paste link to the Boot-info summary report ( do not post report), the auto fix sometimes can create more issues. help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair Post link above in your original question.
– oldfred
Sep 18 at 19:40
See this answer to work around a possible bug.
– user68186
Sep 18 at 20:21
@Jakub Please remove what you have done from your question and post an answer instead.
– Kulfy
Sep 20 at 4:12
add a comment
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1
What is the brand/model of your computer?
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 15:09
@Jakub Michálek Please collect the model number from the sticker which also has the serial number (don't want serial #, just model#). Please also runlshw | grep -v "loop"in a terminal window. Then, click edit and add that with the make and model# to your original question. Please don't use Add Comment, but instead use edit.
– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 15:29
May be best to see details, use ppa version with your live installer (2nd option) or any working install, not older Boot-Repair ISO: Please copy & paste link to the Boot-info summary report ( do not post report), the auto fix sometimes can create more issues. help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair Post link above in your original question.
– oldfred
Sep 18 at 19:40
See this answer to work around a possible bug.
– user68186
Sep 18 at 20:21
@Jakub Please remove what you have done from your question and post an answer instead.
– Kulfy
Sep 20 at 4:12
1
1
What is the brand/model of your computer?
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 15:09
What is the brand/model of your computer?
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 15:09
@Jakub Michálek Please collect the model number from the sticker which also has the serial number (don't want serial #, just model#). Please also run
lshw | grep -v "loop" in a terminal window. Then, click edit and add that with the make and model# to your original question. Please don't use Add Comment, but instead use edit.– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 15:29
@Jakub Michálek Please collect the model number from the sticker which also has the serial number (don't want serial #, just model#). Please also run
lshw | grep -v "loop" in a terminal window. Then, click edit and add that with the make and model# to your original question. Please don't use Add Comment, but instead use edit.– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 15:29
May be best to see details, use ppa version with your live installer (2nd option) or any working install, not older Boot-Repair ISO: Please copy & paste link to the Boot-info summary report ( do not post report), the auto fix sometimes can create more issues. help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair Post link above in your original question.
– oldfred
Sep 18 at 19:40
May be best to see details, use ppa version with your live installer (2nd option) or any working install, not older Boot-Repair ISO: Please copy & paste link to the Boot-info summary report ( do not post report), the auto fix sometimes can create more issues. help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair Post link above in your original question.
– oldfred
Sep 18 at 19:40
See this answer to work around a possible bug.
– user68186
Sep 18 at 20:21
See this answer to work around a possible bug.
– user68186
Sep 18 at 20:21
@Jakub Please remove what you have done from your question and post an answer instead.
– Kulfy
Sep 20 at 4:12
@Jakub Please remove what you have done from your question and post an answer instead.
– Kulfy
Sep 20 at 4:12
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Have you tried to disable the Windows Fast Startup function?
This has caused me the same problem in the past. Try running this command from the Windows cmd Prompt:
Shutdown.exe -s -t 00
It will shutdown windows completely and if you still don't get the grub menu, then try setting grub as the boot manager for Windows with this cmd:
bcdedit /set bootmgr path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
edited Sep 20 at 4:11
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Try disabling secure boot in your computer’s BIOS. If you didn’t install Ubuntu with an EFI partition, you may need to enable the legacy boot option in BIOS.
answered Sep 18 at 15:08
Some Guy With CatsSome Guy With Cats
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I tried to do this but when i go to the advanced options there is no option called UEFI Firmware Settings and i don't know where else i can change it.
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:06
Re-install Ubuntu and this time, add an EFI System partition 100mb is size.
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 16:52
I Have actually done this. I added 300mb of space for the EFI. So that's done
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:54
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Have you tried to disable the Windows Fast Startup function?
This has caused me the same problem in the past. Try running this command from the Windows cmd Prompt:
Shutdown.exe -s -t 00
It will shutdown windows completely and if you still don't get the grub menu, then try setting grub as the boot manager for Windows with this cmd:
bcdedit /set bootmgr path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
edited Sep 20 at 4:11
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answered Sep 18 at 19:37
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Have you tried to disable the Windows Fast Startup function?
This has caused me the same problem in the past. Try running this command from the Windows cmd Prompt:
Shutdown.exe -s -t 00
It will shutdown windows completely and if you still don't get the grub menu, then try setting grub as the boot manager for Windows with this cmd:
bcdedit /set bootmgr path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
edited Sep 20 at 4:11
zx485
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answered Sep 18 at 19:37
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Have you tried to disable the Windows Fast Startup function?
This has caused me the same problem in the past. Try running this command from the Windows cmd Prompt:
Shutdown.exe -s -t 00
It will shutdown windows completely and if you still don't get the grub menu, then try setting grub as the boot manager for Windows with this cmd:
bcdedit /set bootmgr path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
edited Sep 20 at 4:11
zx485
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answered Sep 18 at 19:37
wraith3690 001wraith3690 001
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Have you tried to disable the Windows Fast Startup function?
This has caused me the same problem in the past. Try running this command from the Windows cmd Prompt:
Shutdown.exe -s -t 00
It will shutdown windows completely and if you still don't get the grub menu, then try setting grub as the boot manager for Windows with this cmd:
bcdedit /set bootmgr path EFIubuntugrubx64.efi
edited Sep 20 at 4:11
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Try disabling secure boot in your computer’s BIOS. If you didn’t install Ubuntu with an EFI partition, you may need to enable the legacy boot option in BIOS.
answered Sep 18 at 15:08
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I tried to do this but when i go to the advanced options there is no option called UEFI Firmware Settings and i don't know where else i can change it.
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:06
Re-install Ubuntu and this time, add an EFI System partition 100mb is size.
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 16:52
I Have actually done this. I added 300mb of space for the EFI. So that's done
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:54
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Try disabling secure boot in your computer’s BIOS. If you didn’t install Ubuntu with an EFI partition, you may need to enable the legacy boot option in BIOS.
answered Sep 18 at 15:08
Some Guy With CatsSome Guy With Cats
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I tried to do this but when i go to the advanced options there is no option called UEFI Firmware Settings and i don't know where else i can change it.
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:06
Re-install Ubuntu and this time, add an EFI System partition 100mb is size.
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 16:52
I Have actually done this. I added 300mb of space for the EFI. So that's done
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:54
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|
Try disabling secure boot in your computer’s BIOS. If you didn’t install Ubuntu with an EFI partition, you may need to enable the legacy boot option in BIOS.
answered Sep 18 at 15:08
Some Guy With CatsSome Guy With Cats
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Try disabling secure boot in your computer’s BIOS. If you didn’t install Ubuntu with an EFI partition, you may need to enable the legacy boot option in BIOS.
answered Sep 18 at 15:08
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answered Sep 18 at 15:08
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I tried to do this but when i go to the advanced options there is no option called UEFI Firmware Settings and i don't know where else i can change it.
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:06
Re-install Ubuntu and this time, add an EFI System partition 100mb is size.
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 16:52
I Have actually done this. I added 300mb of space for the EFI. So that's done
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:54
add a comment
|
I tried to do this but when i go to the advanced options there is no option called UEFI Firmware Settings and i don't know where else i can change it.
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:06
Re-install Ubuntu and this time, add an EFI System partition 100mb is size.
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 16:52
I Have actually done this. I added 300mb of space for the EFI. So that's done
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:54
I tried to do this but when i go to the advanced options there is no option called UEFI Firmware Settings and i don't know where else i can change it.
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:06
I tried to do this but when i go to the advanced options there is no option called UEFI Firmware Settings and i don't know where else i can change it.
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:06
Re-install Ubuntu and this time, add an EFI System partition 100mb is size.
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 16:52
Re-install Ubuntu and this time, add an EFI System partition 100mb is size.
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 16:52
I Have actually done this. I added 300mb of space for the EFI. So that's done
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:54
I Have actually done this. I added 300mb of space for the EFI. So that's done
– Jakub Michálek
Sep 18 at 16:54
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What is the brand/model of your computer?
– Some Guy With Cats
Sep 18 at 15:09
@Jakub Michálek Please collect the model number from the sticker which also has the serial number (don't want serial #, just model#). Please also run
lshw | grep -v "loop"in a terminal window. Then, click edit and add that with the make and model# to your original question. Please don't use Add Comment, but instead use edit.– K7AAY
Sep 18 at 15:29
May be best to see details, use ppa version with your live installer (2nd option) or any working install, not older Boot-Repair ISO: Please copy & paste link to the Boot-info summary report ( do not post report), the auto fix sometimes can create more issues. help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair Post link above in your original question.
– oldfred
Sep 18 at 19:40
See this answer to work around a possible bug.
– user68186
Sep 18 at 20:21
@Jakub Please remove what you have done from your question and post an answer instead.
– Kulfy
Sep 20 at 4:12