I have installed Ubuntu and have completed the installation with no problems. I install as a brand new install over the top of Windows 10. I get to the end of the instal and Reboot. A message to remove installation media appears. I do so and reboot. But Ubuntu will not start.. I get a black DOS like window and no opening of UBUNTU.
On trying to reinstall after this the installation sees the new install but it will not open. It appears that there is no Boot Manager.
I am using a 4 year old HP laptop with plenty, 16GB Ram and acres of HDD
Anyone help please?
TIA
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Ken Chandler
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for re-installation, you'd need to change your bios so that it boot from the flash drive. If you are still having problem after re-installation, you might want to check whether there is problem with your flash. – ManOnTheMoon Aug 03 '22 at 04:49
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3Does this answer your question? My computer boots to a black screen, what options do I have to fix it? – karel Aug 05 '22 at 04:27
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I also have an HP laptop of similar age, based on the AMD chipset Ryzen5/Radeon. I haven't been able to get X/Ubuntu 22.04 to work. I am now using Debian. I wondered if there is a problem with the AMD firmware??? – Duncan Ross Aug 17 '22 at 15:46
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I have the same issue with Ubuntu 22.04 fresh install and dual boot with Windows 10, after turning the secure boot off from the bios of my PC, Ubuntu booted normally. Hopefully, this answer help the people who will face this issue.
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