No options of ubuntu and windows 10 in grub menu when I dual booted
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I dual booted my windows 10 pc with ubuntu (HP i5 7th gen) using usb flash drive method. It asked me to restart but when I restart the computer (with usb connected) there are no options for windows 10 or ubuntu.. It is like this,
GNU GRUB version 2.02
Try Ubuntu without installing
Install Ubuntu
OEM install (for manufacturers)
Check disc for defects
Thats all.
When I tried installing it again, it says Ubuntu 18.04 is already installed.. but I can't find it where.
When usb is not connected and I start the computer.. windows 10 automatically opens.
Please help me with this...
P.S: I turned off secure boot in UEFI settings
dual-boot
asked Jun 10 at 18:47
rohith kattamuri
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I dual booted my windows 10 pc with ubuntu (HP i5 7th gen) using usb flash drive method. It asked me to restart but when I restart the computer (with usb connected) there are no options for windows 10 or ubuntu.. It is like this,
GNU GRUB version 2.02
Try Ubuntu without installing
Install Ubuntu
OEM install (for manufacturers)
Check disc for defects
Thats all.
When I tried installing it again, it says Ubuntu 18.04 is already installed.. but I can't find it where.
When usb is not connected and I start the computer.. windows 10 automatically opens.
Please help me with this...
P.S: I turned off secure boot in UEFI settings
dual-boot
asked Jun 10 at 18:47
rohith kattamuri
111
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up vote
2
down vote
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
I dual booted my windows 10 pc with ubuntu (HP i5 7th gen) using usb flash drive method. It asked me to restart but when I restart the computer (with usb connected) there are no options for windows 10 or ubuntu.. It is like this,
GNU GRUB version 2.02
Try Ubuntu without installing
Install Ubuntu
OEM install (for manufacturers)
Check disc for defects
Thats all.
When I tried installing it again, it says Ubuntu 18.04 is already installed.. but I can't find it where.
When usb is not connected and I start the computer.. windows 10 automatically opens.
Please help me with this...
P.S: I turned off secure boot in UEFI settings
dual-boot
asked Jun 10 at 18:47
rohith kattamuri
111
I dual booted my windows 10 pc with ubuntu (HP i5 7th gen) using usb flash drive method. It asked me to restart but when I restart the computer (with usb connected) there are no options for windows 10 or ubuntu.. It is like this,
GNU GRUB version 2.02
Try Ubuntu without installing
Install Ubuntu
OEM install (for manufacturers)
Check disc for defects
Thats all.
When I tried installing it again, it says Ubuntu 18.04 is already installed.. but I can't find it where.
When usb is not connected and I start the computer.. windows 10 automatically opens.
Please help me with this...
P.S: I turned off secure boot in UEFI settings
dual-boot
asked Jun 10 at 18:47
rohith kattamuri
111
asked Jun 10 at 18:47
rohith kattamuri
111
asked Jun 10 at 18:47
rohith kattamuri
111
asked Jun 10 at 18:47
rohith kattamuri
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Remove the USB drive and boot, then see if Windows and Ubuntu show in the menu
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
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In BIOS - settings you should disable UEFI and enable LEGACY - it could be that this helps. For BIOS - settings you need to press key 'F2' when booting your machine. Check too in BIOS - settings how USB-ports are supported and if they are enabled.
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
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But legacy is for os lower than windows 8 right? Moreover it says changing into legacy may lead to a situation in which current os cant boot
– rohith kattamuri
Jun 11 at 9:15
No - not right - and who downvoted me without re-thinking ... ??? Many have no clue, and then downvote me, is this okay ?!
– dschinn1001
Jun 12 at 19:59
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2 Answers
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
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Remove the USB drive and boot, then see if Windows and Ubuntu show in the menu
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
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Remove the USB drive and boot, then see if Windows and Ubuntu show in the menu
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
7,76421359
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Remove the USB drive and boot, then see if Windows and Ubuntu show in the menu
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
7,76421359
Remove the USB drive and boot, then see if Windows and Ubuntu show in the menu
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
7,76421359
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
7,76421359
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
7,76421359
answered Jun 10 at 18:49
Jeremy31
7,76421359
7,76421359
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add a comment |Â
up vote
-2
down vote
In BIOS - settings you should disable UEFI and enable LEGACY - it could be that this helps. For BIOS - settings you need to press key 'F2' when booting your machine. Check too in BIOS - settings how USB-ports are supported and if they are enabled.
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
2,04331634
But legacy is for os lower than windows 8 right? Moreover it says changing into legacy may lead to a situation in which current os cant boot
– rohith kattamuri
Jun 11 at 9:15
No - not right - and who downvoted me without re-thinking ... ??? Many have no clue, and then downvote me, is this okay ?!
– dschinn1001
Jun 12 at 19:59
add a comment |Â
up vote
-2
down vote
In BIOS - settings you should disable UEFI and enable LEGACY - it could be that this helps. For BIOS - settings you need to press key 'F2' when booting your machine. Check too in BIOS - settings how USB-ports are supported and if they are enabled.
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
2,04331634
But legacy is for os lower than windows 8 right? Moreover it says changing into legacy may lead to a situation in which current os cant boot
– rohith kattamuri
Jun 11 at 9:15
No - not right - and who downvoted me without re-thinking ... ??? Many have no clue, and then downvote me, is this okay ?!
– dschinn1001
Jun 12 at 19:59
add a comment |Â
up vote
-2
down vote
up vote
-2
down vote
In BIOS - settings you should disable UEFI and enable LEGACY - it could be that this helps. For BIOS - settings you need to press key 'F2' when booting your machine. Check too in BIOS - settings how USB-ports are supported and if they are enabled.
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
2,04331634
In BIOS - settings you should disable UEFI and enable LEGACY - it could be that this helps. For BIOS - settings you need to press key 'F2' when booting your machine. Check too in BIOS - settings how USB-ports are supported and if they are enabled.
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
2,04331634
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
2,04331634
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
2,04331634
answered Jun 10 at 19:01
dschinn1001
2,04331634
2,04331634
But legacy is for os lower than windows 8 right? Moreover it says changing into legacy may lead to a situation in which current os cant boot
– rohith kattamuri
Jun 11 at 9:15
No - not right - and who downvoted me without re-thinking ... ??? Many have no clue, and then downvote me, is this okay ?!
– dschinn1001
Jun 12 at 19:59
add a comment |Â
But legacy is for os lower than windows 8 right? Moreover it says changing into legacy may lead to a situation in which current os cant boot
– rohith kattamuri
Jun 11 at 9:15
No - not right - and who downvoted me without re-thinking ... ??? Many have no clue, and then downvote me, is this okay ?!
– dschinn1001
Jun 12 at 19:59
But legacy is for os lower than windows 8 right? Moreover it says changing into legacy may lead to a situation in which current os cant boot
– rohith kattamuri
Jun 11 at 9:15
But legacy is for os lower than windows 8 right? Moreover it says changing into legacy may lead to a situation in which current os cant boot
– rohith kattamuri
Jun 11 at 9:15
No - not right - and who downvoted me without re-thinking ... ??? Many have no clue, and then downvote me, is this okay ?!
– dschinn1001
Jun 12 at 19:59
No - not right - and who downvoted me without re-thinking ... ??? Many have no clue, and then downvote me, is this okay ?!
– dschinn1001
Jun 12 at 19:59
add a comment |Â
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