Installation problem - can not boot from USB drive
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I have major problems trying to install Ubuntu on a friends computer. She is having her exams and is in real need of that computer, so we're both stressed at this point. I would be very happy and relieved to get some help :-)
I have wiped the hard drive, and created several bootable USB drives. None of the latter are functioning - getting me here (picture below) and no further:
I have tried several installations on several USB drives. Using RUFUS, Win32DiskImager with official Ubuntu images, following the tutorial here.
Also tried installing Chromium from bootable USB. Same result.
I hope these four images of my BIOS are of some use:
Here are the computer specifications:
13.3" Full-HD LED 1920x1080 16:9 Matt IPS-screen
6. gen Intel Celeron N3450-processor 1.1GHz ~ 2.2GHz, 4 cores
4GB DDR3L SO-DIMM RAM
32GB eMMC SSD
Intel HD Graphics 500, DirectX 12 compatible
No dvd/cd
Bluetooth 4.0
802.11 b/g/n wireless networks card
1 x mini HDMI
1 x USB 3.0
1 x USB 2.0
Polymerbatter, 7.4V 5400mAh
Full Range AC adapter 36W 100-240V 50-60Hz 12V 3A
Size 315.7 x 208.7 x 13,5 mm (BxDxH)
Weight: 1.3 kg
boot system-installation usb
asked Apr 19 at 11:25
Sondre
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I have major problems trying to install Ubuntu on a friends computer. She is having her exams and is in real need of that computer, so we're both stressed at this point. I would be very happy and relieved to get some help :-)
I have wiped the hard drive, and created several bootable USB drives. None of the latter are functioning - getting me here (picture below) and no further:
I have tried several installations on several USB drives. Using RUFUS, Win32DiskImager with official Ubuntu images, following the tutorial here.
Also tried installing Chromium from bootable USB. Same result.
I hope these four images of my BIOS are of some use:
Here are the computer specifications:
13.3" Full-HD LED 1920x1080 16:9 Matt IPS-screen
6. gen Intel Celeron N3450-processor 1.1GHz ~ 2.2GHz, 4 cores
4GB DDR3L SO-DIMM RAM
32GB eMMC SSD
Intel HD Graphics 500, DirectX 12 compatible
No dvd/cd
Bluetooth 4.0
802.11 b/g/n wireless networks card
1 x mini HDMI
1 x USB 3.0
1 x USB 2.0
Polymerbatter, 7.4V 5400mAh
Full Range AC adapter 36W 100-240V 50-60Hz 12V 3A
Size 315.7 x 208.7 x 13,5 mm (BxDxH)
Weight: 1.3 kg
boot system-installation usb
asked Apr 19 at 11:25
Sondre
134
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1. Does some other computer boot from the USB pendrive? 2. Please turn off secure boot in a UEFI/BIOS menu, and Fast Startup in Windows, and try to boot from USB again.
– sudodus
Apr 19 at 12:43
Also, try booting from the USB drive in legacy mode.
– Android Dev
Apr 19 at 13:12
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I have major problems trying to install Ubuntu on a friends computer. She is having her exams and is in real need of that computer, so we're both stressed at this point. I would be very happy and relieved to get some help :-)
I have wiped the hard drive, and created several bootable USB drives. None of the latter are functioning - getting me here (picture below) and no further:
I have tried several installations on several USB drives. Using RUFUS, Win32DiskImager with official Ubuntu images, following the tutorial here.
Also tried installing Chromium from bootable USB. Same result.
I hope these four images of my BIOS are of some use:
Here are the computer specifications:
13.3" Full-HD LED 1920x1080 16:9 Matt IPS-screen
6. gen Intel Celeron N3450-processor 1.1GHz ~ 2.2GHz, 4 cores
4GB DDR3L SO-DIMM RAM
32GB eMMC SSD
Intel HD Graphics 500, DirectX 12 compatible
No dvd/cd
Bluetooth 4.0
802.11 b/g/n wireless networks card
1 x mini HDMI
1 x USB 3.0
1 x USB 2.0
Polymerbatter, 7.4V 5400mAh
Full Range AC adapter 36W 100-240V 50-60Hz 12V 3A
Size 315.7 x 208.7 x 13,5 mm (BxDxH)
Weight: 1.3 kg
boot system-installation usb
asked Apr 19 at 11:25
Sondre
134
I have major problems trying to install Ubuntu on a friends computer. She is having her exams and is in real need of that computer, so we're both stressed at this point. I would be very happy and relieved to get some help :-)
I have wiped the hard drive, and created several bootable USB drives. None of the latter are functioning - getting me here (picture below) and no further:
I have tried several installations on several USB drives. Using RUFUS, Win32DiskImager with official Ubuntu images, following the tutorial here.
Also tried installing Chromium from bootable USB. Same result.
I hope these four images of my BIOS are of some use:
Here are the computer specifications:
13.3" Full-HD LED 1920x1080 16:9 Matt IPS-screen
6. gen Intel Celeron N3450-processor 1.1GHz ~ 2.2GHz, 4 cores
4GB DDR3L SO-DIMM RAM
32GB eMMC SSD
Intel HD Graphics 500, DirectX 12 compatible
No dvd/cd
Bluetooth 4.0
802.11 b/g/n wireless networks card
1 x mini HDMI
1 x USB 3.0
1 x USB 2.0
Polymerbatter, 7.4V 5400mAh
Full Range AC adapter 36W 100-240V 50-60Hz 12V 3A
Size 315.7 x 208.7 x 13,5 mm (BxDxH)
Weight: 1.3 kg
boot system-installation usb
asked Apr 19 at 11:25
Sondre
134
edited Apr 19 at 11:42
asked Apr 19 at 11:25
Sondre
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asked Apr 19 at 11:25
Sondre
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asked Apr 19 at 11:25
Sondre
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1. Does some other computer boot from the USB pendrive? 2. Please turn off secure boot in a UEFI/BIOS menu, and Fast Startup in Windows, and try to boot from USB again.
– sudodus
Apr 19 at 12:43
Also, try booting from the USB drive in legacy mode.
– Android Dev
Apr 19 at 13:12
add a comment |Â
1
1. Does some other computer boot from the USB pendrive? 2. Please turn off secure boot in a UEFI/BIOS menu, and Fast Startup in Windows, and try to boot from USB again.
– sudodus
Apr 19 at 12:43
Also, try booting from the USB drive in legacy mode.
– Android Dev
Apr 19 at 13:12
1
1
1. Does some other computer boot from the USB pendrive? 2. Please turn off secure boot in a UEFI/BIOS menu, and Fast Startup in Windows, and try to boot from USB again.
– sudodus
Apr 19 at 12:43
1. Does some other computer boot from the USB pendrive? 2. Please turn off secure boot in a UEFI/BIOS menu, and Fast Startup in Windows, and try to boot from USB again.
– sudodus
Apr 19 at 12:43
Also, try booting from the USB drive in legacy mode.
– Android Dev
Apr 19 at 13:12
Also, try booting from the USB drive in legacy mode.
– Android Dev
Apr 19 at 13:12
add a comment |Â
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It looks like the First Boot Option in the BIOS still links to the Windows Boot Manager, which can not find a Windows-Installation anymore. Set the USB-Stick to position #1.
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
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Thanks, but I have already changed that and tried. Still no success. The computer finds the usb and tries to boot from it, but it can't.
– Sondre
Apr 19 at 12:30
Change the BIOS boot order 1 to a UFD that has Live Ubuntu written to it. Was the UFD formatted to FAT32? Has Secure Boot (shown customised) been disabled?
– Paul Benson
Apr 19 at 14:11
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It looks like the First Boot Option in the BIOS still links to the Windows Boot Manager, which can not find a Windows-Installation anymore. Set the USB-Stick to position #1.
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
6115
Thanks, but I have already changed that and tried. Still no success. The computer finds the usb and tries to boot from it, but it can't.
– Sondre
Apr 19 at 12:30
Change the BIOS boot order 1 to a UFD that has Live Ubuntu written to it. Was the UFD formatted to FAT32? Has Secure Boot (shown customised) been disabled?
– Paul Benson
Apr 19 at 14:11
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
It looks like the First Boot Option in the BIOS still links to the Windows Boot Manager, which can not find a Windows-Installation anymore. Set the USB-Stick to position #1.
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
6115
Thanks, but I have already changed that and tried. Still no success. The computer finds the usb and tries to boot from it, but it can't.
– Sondre
Apr 19 at 12:30
Change the BIOS boot order 1 to a UFD that has Live Ubuntu written to it. Was the UFD formatted to FAT32? Has Secure Boot (shown customised) been disabled?
– Paul Benson
Apr 19 at 14:11
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
It looks like the First Boot Option in the BIOS still links to the Windows Boot Manager, which can not find a Windows-Installation anymore. Set the USB-Stick to position #1.
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
6115
It looks like the First Boot Option in the BIOS still links to the Windows Boot Manager, which can not find a Windows-Installation anymore. Set the USB-Stick to position #1.
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
6115
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
6115
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
6115
answered Apr 19 at 12:14
romeoyankee
6115
6115
Thanks, but I have already changed that and tried. Still no success. The computer finds the usb and tries to boot from it, but it can't.
– Sondre
Apr 19 at 12:30
Change the BIOS boot order 1 to a UFD that has Live Ubuntu written to it. Was the UFD formatted to FAT32? Has Secure Boot (shown customised) been disabled?
– Paul Benson
Apr 19 at 14:11
add a comment |Â
Thanks, but I have already changed that and tried. Still no success. The computer finds the usb and tries to boot from it, but it can't.
– Sondre
Apr 19 at 12:30
Change the BIOS boot order 1 to a UFD that has Live Ubuntu written to it. Was the UFD formatted to FAT32? Has Secure Boot (shown customised) been disabled?
– Paul Benson
Apr 19 at 14:11
Thanks, but I have already changed that and tried. Still no success. The computer finds the usb and tries to boot from it, but it can't.
– Sondre
Apr 19 at 12:30
Thanks, but I have already changed that and tried. Still no success. The computer finds the usb and tries to boot from it, but it can't.
– Sondre
Apr 19 at 12:30
Change the BIOS boot order 1 to a UFD that has Live Ubuntu written to it. Was the UFD formatted to FAT32? Has Secure Boot (shown customised) been disabled?
– Paul Benson
Apr 19 at 14:11
Change the BIOS boot order 1 to a UFD that has Live Ubuntu written to it. Was the UFD formatted to FAT32? Has Secure Boot (shown customised) been disabled?
– Paul Benson
Apr 19 at 14:11
add a comment |Â
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1. Does some other computer boot from the USB pendrive? 2. Please turn off secure boot in a UEFI/BIOS menu, and Fast Startup in Windows, and try to boot from USB again.
– sudodus
Apr 19 at 12:43
Also, try booting from the USB drive in legacy mode.
– Android Dev
Apr 19 at 13:12