Ubuntu 19.10 - System BootOrder Not Found Initializing Default. HP Elitebook 8570w

Question

I have installed Ubuntu 19.10 on my laptop. the installation was successful. but when I turn on my laptop it shows System BootOrder Not Found Initializing Default for a while then boots into ubuntu. I have a UEFI Bios with GPT SSD.

My system information:

• HP Elitebook 8570w
• Nvidia Quadro k1000m
• 250 GB SSD

What I've tried:

1. I have installed boot repair on live and ran recommended repair.

2. Ran: grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg from another answer.

I have seen another answer talking about custom boot and defining some paths. I don't have a custom boot option in my bios instead I have customized boot which is checked by default and I don't see any option to add any path there.

How can I solve this?

Answer 1

On my HP EliteBook Folio 1020 G1, there is no option to choose a trusted UEFI file.

However, there is an option for "custom boot" under the "boot options" menu.

Add a custom boot path and enter EFI\ubuntu\shimx64.efi. It must be a backslash \, and not a slash /.

Then put "custom boot" on top of the boot priority list.

Save and reboot.