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Guys help?

So it began with i finally decided to change to linux ubuntu.
An error screen pops up if i remove the usb now. But if i didnt and press restart, the install screen reappears again prompting me to either try ubuntu, or install.

What am i doing wrong then? Thanks a lott.

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  • 6
    Press restart and remove usb before boot screen?
  • 5
    Boot w/o the usb key
  • 3
    @juzles Then legendary windows 10 os return...
  • 3
    Do u successfully install it?
    If so ->
    1) press that restart button (if it not work -> just hard reboot ur pc)
    2) simply unplug usb before it boot to usb drive
    (maybe ur boot device priorities in bios is usb)
  • 2
    Is it efi or mbr?
    Are u install ubuntu on the same hdd or seperate?
    R u sure u install grub?
    Are u disable secure boot?
  • 1
    Try to install os prober and re generate grub cfg.
    (Or just simply try to re install ubuntu )
  • 1
    @CSaratakij

    Well im just following the documentation from ubuntu.com.
    Yeah maybe i should do it the way without usb
  • 2
    I suppose this does the job now?

    (I moved os boot manager above usb diskette)
  • 2
    @DGApps

    Or if I possess more knowledge in this technical field ;)
  • 0
    Arhhh so what it did was to run os manager at ghr first time, even before i install linux. So, how do i open bios before restarting&&after installing ubuntu? The restart duration after installing is really superrr short -.-
  • 1
    @vxwilson91 Try press f1-f12 while u entering bios
  • 1
    @CSaratakij

    Okay.
    Entering the war zone for the god-know-how-many-th time now.
  • 2
    If you have a uefi bios you need to select the efi grub entry through the bios. On Dell systems press F12 during startup
  • 2
    It finally worked! Thanks fellows for helping me out. What worked for me is typing bcdedit...ed in windows terminal
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  • 3
    Great! Now remove Ubuntu and try Arch Linux, don't be afraid to break things!
  • 2
    @sachin38

    Lol another day maybe.
  • 5
    @vxwilson91 really, dont go to arch as a newcomer.
    Stick with ubuntu for now. You'll know if you want to switch and to what distro if you like and learn linux.
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