Unable to boot ubuntu from usb
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I want to install Ubuntu in my laptop from a LiveUSB and prepared the USB drive accordingly. When my laptop restarts and I press F2 and go to boot options, I see this.
How do I boot from USB? There is no boot device pririty option to choose from.
dual-boot system-installation live-usb bios
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I want to install Ubuntu in my laptop from a LiveUSB and prepared the USB drive accordingly. When my laptop restarts and I press F2 and go to boot options, I see this.
How do I boot from USB? There is no boot device pririty option to choose from.
dual-boot system-installation live-usb bios
edited Jun 5 at 16:49
K7AAY
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asked Jun 5 at 16:07
user9181286
82
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up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
I want to install Ubuntu in my laptop from a LiveUSB and prepared the USB drive accordingly. When my laptop restarts and I press F2 and go to boot options, I see this.
How do I boot from USB? There is no boot device pririty option to choose from.
dual-boot system-installation live-usb bios
edited Jun 5 at 16:49
K7AAY
3,73221443
asked Jun 5 at 16:07
user9181286
82
I want to install Ubuntu in my laptop from a LiveUSB and prepared the USB drive accordingly. When my laptop restarts and I press F2 and go to boot options, I see this.
How do I boot from USB? There is no boot device pririty option to choose from.
dual-boot system-installation live-usb bios
edited Jun 5 at 16:49
K7AAY
3,73221443
asked Jun 5 at 16:07
user9181286
82
edited Jun 5 at 16:49
K7AAY
3,73221443
edited Jun 5 at 16:49
K7AAY
3,73221443
edited Jun 5 at 16:49
K7AAY
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3,73221443
asked Jun 5 at 16:07
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asked Jun 5 at 16:07
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Disable "Secure Boot" and enable "Load legacy Option Rom". It will turn "Boot list options" from black to blue, which otherwise stays black and doesn't allow to change the boot priority order. Pressing enter on "Boot list options" will take you to the list of options whether you want to prioritize boot from hard disk or usb or etc. Make Usb priority.
Restart your computer and press 12 (for dell) when your computer company logo appears on screen. It will take you to installation.
What is UEFI
Back in old days, computers would come with legacy boot options which would easily allow other viruses to boot into your operating system other than your desired OS. UEFI solved this. Computers with UEFI, allows only pre-installed windows to boot. Hence disabling you and viruses to boot into computer. If you want to do so, make sure you do above suggested things and it would work perfectly.
Note
Make sure you make bootable usb using Rufus and check "UEFI" instead of "Legacy". Otherwise usb wont be booting compatible with your UEFI computer
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
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It works _. Thanks for the detailed answer. I have been mind-numbing it for many weeks. I wish i could +1 vote your answer.
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Madeleine Was this an answer to the question ? it was totally unrelated, Try removing the USB and then looking at your boot options and then insert USB and see the boot options did it change anything ?
Alternatively you can simple enable the option
"BOOT FROM USB DEVICE FIRST"
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
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First, in Dell's BIOS, make sure booting from a USB device is not disabled. Then, reboot, and use the F12 key during boot to pick the Boot Device Menu. From there, select the LiveUSB you inserted in the computer's USB port.
answered Jun 5 at 16:47
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Disable "Secure Boot" and enable "Load legacy Option Rom". It will turn "Boot list options" from black to blue, which otherwise stays black and doesn't allow to change the boot priority order. Pressing enter on "Boot list options" will take you to the list of options whether you want to prioritize boot from hard disk or usb or etc. Make Usb priority.
Restart your computer and press 12 (for dell) when your computer company logo appears on screen. It will take you to installation.
What is UEFI
Back in old days, computers would come with legacy boot options which would easily allow other viruses to boot into your operating system other than your desired OS. UEFI solved this. Computers with UEFI, allows only pre-installed windows to boot. Hence disabling you and viruses to boot into computer. If you want to do so, make sure you do above suggested things and it would work perfectly.
Note
Make sure you make bootable usb using Rufus and check "UEFI" instead of "Legacy". Otherwise usb wont be booting compatible with your UEFI computer
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
413
It works _. Thanks for the detailed answer. I have been mind-numbing it for many weeks. I wish i could +1 vote your answer.
– user9181286
Jun 19 at 13:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Disable "Secure Boot" and enable "Load legacy Option Rom". It will turn "Boot list options" from black to blue, which otherwise stays black and doesn't allow to change the boot priority order. Pressing enter on "Boot list options" will take you to the list of options whether you want to prioritize boot from hard disk or usb or etc. Make Usb priority.
Restart your computer and press 12 (for dell) when your computer company logo appears on screen. It will take you to installation.
What is UEFI
Back in old days, computers would come with legacy boot options which would easily allow other viruses to boot into your operating system other than your desired OS. UEFI solved this. Computers with UEFI, allows only pre-installed windows to boot. Hence disabling you and viruses to boot into computer. If you want to do so, make sure you do above suggested things and it would work perfectly.
Note
Make sure you make bootable usb using Rufus and check "UEFI" instead of "Legacy". Otherwise usb wont be booting compatible with your UEFI computer
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
413
It works _. Thanks for the detailed answer. I have been mind-numbing it for many weeks. I wish i could +1 vote your answer.
– user9181286
Jun 19 at 13:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Disable "Secure Boot" and enable "Load legacy Option Rom". It will turn "Boot list options" from black to blue, which otherwise stays black and doesn't allow to change the boot priority order. Pressing enter on "Boot list options" will take you to the list of options whether you want to prioritize boot from hard disk or usb or etc. Make Usb priority.
Restart your computer and press 12 (for dell) when your computer company logo appears on screen. It will take you to installation.
What is UEFI
Back in old days, computers would come with legacy boot options which would easily allow other viruses to boot into your operating system other than your desired OS. UEFI solved this. Computers with UEFI, allows only pre-installed windows to boot. Hence disabling you and viruses to boot into computer. If you want to do so, make sure you do above suggested things and it would work perfectly.
Note
Make sure you make bootable usb using Rufus and check "UEFI" instead of "Legacy". Otherwise usb wont be booting compatible with your UEFI computer
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
413
Disable "Secure Boot" and enable "Load legacy Option Rom". It will turn "Boot list options" from black to blue, which otherwise stays black and doesn't allow to change the boot priority order. Pressing enter on "Boot list options" will take you to the list of options whether you want to prioritize boot from hard disk or usb or etc. Make Usb priority.
Restart your computer and press 12 (for dell) when your computer company logo appears on screen. It will take you to installation.
What is UEFI
Back in old days, computers would come with legacy boot options which would easily allow other viruses to boot into your operating system other than your desired OS. UEFI solved this. Computers with UEFI, allows only pre-installed windows to boot. Hence disabling you and viruses to boot into computer. If you want to do so, make sure you do above suggested things and it would work perfectly.
Note
Make sure you make bootable usb using Rufus and check "UEFI" instead of "Legacy". Otherwise usb wont be booting compatible with your UEFI computer
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
413
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
413
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
413
answered Jun 19 at 13:28
Naufil Muhammad
413
413
It works _. Thanks for the detailed answer. I have been mind-numbing it for many weeks. I wish i could +1 vote your answer.
– user9181286
Jun 19 at 13:36
add a comment |Â
It works _. Thanks for the detailed answer. I have been mind-numbing it for many weeks. I wish i could +1 vote your answer.
– user9181286
Jun 19 at 13:36
It works _. Thanks for the detailed answer. I have been mind-numbing it for many weeks. I wish i could +1 vote your answer.
– user9181286
Jun 19 at 13:36
It works _. Thanks for the detailed answer. I have been mind-numbing it for many weeks. I wish i could +1 vote your answer.
– user9181286
Jun 19 at 13:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Madeleine Was this an answer to the question ? it was totally unrelated, Try removing the USB and then looking at your boot options and then insert USB and see the boot options did it change anything ?
Alternatively you can simple enable the option
"BOOT FROM USB DEVICE FIRST"
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
Jatin-CBS
836
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Madeleine Was this an answer to the question ? it was totally unrelated, Try removing the USB and then looking at your boot options and then insert USB and see the boot options did it change anything ?
Alternatively you can simple enable the option
"BOOT FROM USB DEVICE FIRST"
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
Jatin-CBS
836
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Madeleine Was this an answer to the question ? it was totally unrelated, Try removing the USB and then looking at your boot options and then insert USB and see the boot options did it change anything ?
Alternatively you can simple enable the option
"BOOT FROM USB DEVICE FIRST"
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
Jatin-CBS
836
Madeleine Was this an answer to the question ? it was totally unrelated, Try removing the USB and then looking at your boot options and then insert USB and see the boot options did it change anything ?
Alternatively you can simple enable the option
"BOOT FROM USB DEVICE FIRST"
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
Jatin-CBS
836
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
Jatin-CBS
836
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
Jatin-CBS
836
answered Jun 5 at 16:40
Jatin-CBS
836
836
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
First, in Dell's BIOS, make sure booting from a USB device is not disabled. Then, reboot, and use the F12 key during boot to pick the Boot Device Menu. From there, select the LiveUSB you inserted in the computer's USB port.
answered Jun 5 at 16:47
K7AAY
3,73221443
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
First, in Dell's BIOS, make sure booting from a USB device is not disabled. Then, reboot, and use the F12 key during boot to pick the Boot Device Menu. From there, select the LiveUSB you inserted in the computer's USB port.
answered Jun 5 at 16:47
K7AAY
3,73221443
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
First, in Dell's BIOS, make sure booting from a USB device is not disabled. Then, reboot, and use the F12 key during boot to pick the Boot Device Menu. From there, select the LiveUSB you inserted in the computer's USB port.
answered Jun 5 at 16:47
K7AAY
3,73221443
First, in Dell's BIOS, make sure booting from a USB device is not disabled. Then, reboot, and use the F12 key during boot to pick the Boot Device Menu. From there, select the LiveUSB you inserted in the computer's USB port.
answered Jun 5 at 16:47
K7AAY
3,73221443
answered Jun 5 at 16:47
K7AAY
3,73221443
answered Jun 5 at 16:47
K7AAY
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answered Jun 5 at 16:47
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