Brian Rohan wrote: > If I remember correctly with my 3 year old HP laptop, the easiest way for > me was to edit the bios and disable secure boot. I also installed as a > standalone, not a dual boot. > > > > > > On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 10:57 AM, VY <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello All: >> >> >> We have an HP laptop that we attempted to install Linux on it. At the very >> end, there were issues in writing the bootloader (laptop is UEFI based). >> >> Right now, it won’t boot up. >> >> >> >> Do you know how Linux can be installed on such kind of laptop? >> >> Before I Google, I thought I ask about any personal experience here. >> >> >> thanks >> >> >> -v Yes, disable secure boot is a must ... I have long since dropped the idea of dual boot, so I cannot advise there, either. Regards Fred James
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