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10-13-2018 08:23 AM
Good day, everyone! Sorry for my bad english 😞
I have a HP 255 G6 laptop.I successfully installed Windows 10 and i want to install Ubuntu at this laptop.I downloaded .iso file from official site(Ubutnu 18.04 LTS) and installed him at USB using UNetBootIn. When I turn on my laptop I press ESC(for HP) and F9(also for HP).I see "Boot Options" and I select my USB device... and I have a problem "An operating system wasn't found. Try disconnecting any drivers that don't contain an operating system". WHY? I installed Windows 10 as the same way and i don't saw this message from BIOS.
SOME PARAMETERS:
- 500 Gb HHD(Local Disk(C) (ACTIVE, 350 Gb: Windows 10 and programs)),( Linux (L)( 100 Gb: empty))
- [BIOS]Secure Boot: Disabled
- [BIOS] USB Boot: Enabled
- [BIOS] Legacy Support: Enabled
- [BIOS] UEFI Boot Order: First: OS Boot Manager
- [BIOS] Legacy Boot Order: First: Notebook Hard Drive
10-13-2018 08:45 AM
Is your Windows 10 installation GPT - UEFI or MBR?
Are you trying to install Ubuntu as a GPT or MBR installation?
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10-13-2018 10:17 AM
OK.
Try a different method.
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