Ok, thank you.
However, it says ubuntu in my laptop's BIOS BOOT menu, very annoying
when I finished installing XUBUNTU.
Finished installing XUBUNTU and when restarting the laptop BOOT from
ubuntu writing, instead of booting from the SSD that XUBUNTU has
installed.
This happens again and again even
Ok, terima kasih.
Tapi, tulisan ubuntu di menu BOOT BIOS laptop saya, sangat mengganggu
ketika saya selesai menginstall XUBUNTU.
Selesai menginstall XUBUNTU dan ketika restart laptop BOOT dari tulisan
ubuntu, bukannya boot dari SSD yang telah diinstall XUBUNTU.
Ini terjadi berulang-ulang meski saya
Ubuntu in the UEFI/BIOS menu is due to how Ubuntu and it's sounds install,
it'll always say Ubuntu no matter what spin it is, it's purely cosmetic and
won't affect anything adversely
On Mon, Jun 20, 2022, 8:55 PM Donny Turang wrote:
> no. I'm not going to get rid of ubuntu, but the words ubuntu
no. I'm not going to get rid of ubuntu, but the words ubuntu in the
BIOS BOOT menu are always there, even if the laptop is installed on
any OS.
In this case, I installed XUBUNTU 20.04.04 LTS, but the UBUNTU 20.04
LTS that I had previously installed was still listed in the BIOS BOOT
menu.
When I ins
You realize that Xubuntu and Ubuntu have the same base? Why would you want
to get rid of Ubuntu?
On Mon, Jun 20, 2022, 7:38 PM Donny Turang wrote:
> Thankyou for the response.
> On the Acer Aspire 4750 Laptop, the BIOS has enabled AHCI mode. (UEFI mode
> and secure boot are not in the BIOS me
Thankyou for the response.
On the Acer Aspire 4750 Laptop, the BIOS has enabled AHCI mode. (UEFI
mode and secure boot are not in the BIOS menu).
The problem I faced when installing Xubuntu was that the BIOS boot
menu said Ubuntu. Whatever Operating System (OS) is installed, the
Ubuntu text in the B
Hi again Donny,
Sorry for the rushed replies, very busy here.
Listen, modern computers BIOS come with many new protection settings,
different boot options (EFI, UEFI, etc) for many different reasons
(manufacturers copyrights, marketing, microsoft greed, etc)
So, you need to run through all your
The first thing you need to do is to do some research and find out what
those BIOS settings are used for and how they are changed properly. Going
in willy nilly and changing what you THINK they should be is not the right
way to go about it.
Ask your resources if there is anyone who has the same m
Hi,
I had trouble with a recent DELL...found it to be all due to the settings
in the Bios...
First of all, disable secure boot, the check all other settings like
allowing booting from usb, install from legacy, etc
Then reinstall ubuntu
It should work fine.
J.
On Mon, 20 Jun 2022, 08:13 Alex J
Try Ubuntu Mate 22.04
Have had trouble with an early Toshiba. but Mate sorted it
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