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‎12-31-2019 10:04 PM

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Product: Hp laptop 15-da0077TX
Operating System: Linux

When I bought the laptop it was having dos operating system. Then I installed windows 10 Pro. Then I installed ubuntu 18.04. But after installing it, I couldn't boot the software(ubuntu) . I am well sure that it is in the hardisk of laptop. But I can't boot the software. There is no problem with Windows. Windows is working fine. But the problem is that I can't boot ubuntu 

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‎01-01-2020 03:54 AM

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Hi

W10 will show partitions etc, like this...

Parts of My Disk.png

 

So that the area you installed on is listed, even if it as RAW, rather than Linux.

 

Next would be the BIOS and look for OS Boot Manager in the Listings...

BIOS Boot One.pngBoot Man x 5.jpg

 

Depending on whether it was a Secure Boot install or Legacy matters.

 

But you should be able to find the Grub Boot Manager in   ESC and F9.

 

if in doubt please ask.

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