Ubuntu fail to boot
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I recently installed Ubuntu 17.10 and replaced Windows.
It runs fine on stick but when I restart my computer and want the full version it doesnt start
Is there any fix for this?
PS: I am new at Ubuntu and do not work with computers
PS 2: My computer is a Vaio SVP132A
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I recently installed Ubuntu 17.10 and replaced Windows.
It runs fine on stick but when I restart my computer and want the full version it doesnt start
Is there any fix for this?
PS: I am new at Ubuntu and do not work with computers
PS 2: My computer is a Vaio SVP132A
17.10
edited Mar 29 at 11:46
anonymous2
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asked Mar 29 at 11:23
Max Johannesson
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Did you actually install Ubuntu or did you just insert a stick and run it from there?
– PerlDuck
Mar 29 at 11:36
When you restart your computer, do you unplug the stick before? If not, the BIOS could think you want to boot on it instead of on 17.10.
– avazula
Mar 29 at 12:02
Hi,I have installed and tried different boot settings. It is set to boot from internal disc. I have tried both unplugging the stick and leaving it in. When I restart without stick it cant reboot
– Max Johannesson
Mar 29 at 12:06
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up vote
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I recently installed Ubuntu 17.10 and replaced Windows.
It runs fine on stick but when I restart my computer and want the full version it doesnt start
Is there any fix for this?
PS: I am new at Ubuntu and do not work with computers
PS 2: My computer is a Vaio SVP132A
17.10
edited Mar 29 at 11:46
anonymous2
3,15541746
asked Mar 29 at 11:23
Max Johannesson
1
I recently installed Ubuntu 17.10 and replaced Windows.
It runs fine on stick but when I restart my computer and want the full version it doesnt start
Is there any fix for this?
PS: I am new at Ubuntu and do not work with computers
PS 2: My computer is a Vaio SVP132A
17.10
17.10
edited Mar 29 at 11:46
anonymous2
3,15541746
asked Mar 29 at 11:23
Max Johannesson
1
edited Mar 29 at 11:46
anonymous2
3,15541746
asked Mar 29 at 11:23
Max Johannesson
1
edited Mar 29 at 11:46
anonymous2
3,15541746
edited Mar 29 at 11:46
anonymous2
3,15541746
edited Mar 29 at 11:46
anonymous2
3,15541746
3,15541746
asked Mar 29 at 11:23
Max Johannesson
1
asked Mar 29 at 11:23
Max Johannesson
1
asked Mar 29 at 11:23
Max Johannesson
1
1
1
Did you actually install Ubuntu or did you just insert a stick and run it from there?
– PerlDuck
Mar 29 at 11:36
When you restart your computer, do you unplug the stick before? If not, the BIOS could think you want to boot on it instead of on 17.10.
– avazula
Mar 29 at 12:02
Hi,I have installed and tried different boot settings. It is set to boot from internal disc. I have tried both unplugging the stick and leaving it in. When I restart without stick it cant reboot
– Max Johannesson
Mar 29 at 12:06
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Did you actually install Ubuntu or did you just insert a stick and run it from there?
– PerlDuck
Mar 29 at 11:36
When you restart your computer, do you unplug the stick before? If not, the BIOS could think you want to boot on it instead of on 17.10.
– avazula
Mar 29 at 12:02
Hi,I have installed and tried different boot settings. It is set to boot from internal disc. I have tried both unplugging the stick and leaving it in. When I restart without stick it cant reboot
– Max Johannesson
Mar 29 at 12:06
1
1
Did you actually install Ubuntu or did you just insert a stick and run it from there?
– PerlDuck
Mar 29 at 11:36
Did you actually install Ubuntu or did you just insert a stick and run it from there?
– PerlDuck
Mar 29 at 11:36
When you restart your computer, do you unplug the stick before? If not, the BIOS could think you want to boot on it instead of on 17.10.
– avazula
Mar 29 at 12:02
When you restart your computer, do you unplug the stick before? If not, the BIOS could think you want to boot on it instead of on 17.10.
– avazula
Mar 29 at 12:02
Hi,I have installed and tried different boot settings. It is set to boot from internal disc. I have tried both unplugging the stick and leaving it in. When I restart without stick it cant reboot
– Max Johannesson
Mar 29 at 12:06
Hi,I have installed and tried different boot settings. It is set to boot from internal disc. I have tried both unplugging the stick and leaving it in. When I restart without stick it cant reboot
– Max Johannesson
Mar 29 at 12:06
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Did you actually install Ubuntu or did you just insert a stick and run it from there?
– PerlDuck
Mar 29 at 11:36
When you restart your computer, do you unplug the stick before? If not, the BIOS could think you want to boot on it instead of on 17.10.
– avazula
Mar 29 at 12:02
Hi,I have installed and tried different boot settings. It is set to boot from internal disc. I have tried both unplugging the stick and leaving it in. When I restart without stick it cant reboot
– Max Johannesson
Mar 29 at 12:06