Why can I only boot into Ubuntu 18.04 via recovery mode?
I dual boot with Win 10 & Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. However can only boot into Ubuntu via recovery mode. Where did I go wrong?
Thanks too all for their assistance so far :)
dual-boot 18.04 recovery-mode
asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
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I dual boot with Win 10 & Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. However can only boot into Ubuntu via recovery mode. Where did I go wrong?
Thanks too all for their assistance so far :)
dual-boot 18.04 recovery-mode
asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
63
Can you provide more details in your question? "Where did I go wrong" would be significantly easier to solve if you could state some relevant events that happened before you noticed the issue.
– matalak
Jun 11 at 5:03
Alas kind sir but am cluelesss about what I might have done to cause the problem. Installed the distro & then restarted as it wanted.
– Arno Smith
Jun 12 at 10:35
add a comment |
I dual boot with Win 10 & Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. However can only boot into Ubuntu via recovery mode. Where did I go wrong?
Thanks too all for their assistance so far :)
dual-boot 18.04 recovery-mode
asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
63
I dual boot with Win 10 & Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. However can only boot into Ubuntu via recovery mode. Where did I go wrong?
Thanks too all for their assistance so far :)
dual-boot 18.04 recovery-mode
dual-boot 18.04 recovery-mode
asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
63
asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
63
asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
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asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
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asked Jun 11 at 4:43
Arno Smith
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Can you provide more details in your question? "Where did I go wrong" would be significantly easier to solve if you could state some relevant events that happened before you noticed the issue.
– matalak
Jun 11 at 5:03
Alas kind sir but am cluelesss about what I might have done to cause the problem. Installed the distro & then restarted as it wanted.
– Arno Smith
Jun 12 at 10:35
add a comment |
Can you provide more details in your question? "Where did I go wrong" would be significantly easier to solve if you could state some relevant events that happened before you noticed the issue.
– matalak
Jun 11 at 5:03
Alas kind sir but am cluelesss about what I might have done to cause the problem. Installed the distro & then restarted as it wanted.
– Arno Smith
Jun 12 at 10:35
Can you provide more details in your question? "Where did I go wrong" would be significantly easier to solve if you could state some relevant events that happened before you noticed the issue.
– matalak
Jun 11 at 5:03
Can you provide more details in your question? "Where did I go wrong" would be significantly easier to solve if you could state some relevant events that happened before you noticed the issue.
– matalak
Jun 11 at 5:03
Alas kind sir but am cluelesss about what I might have done to cause the problem. Installed the distro & then restarted as it wanted.
– Arno Smith
Jun 12 at 10:35
Alas kind sir but am cluelesss about what I might have done to cause the problem. Installed the distro & then restarted as it wanted.
– Arno Smith
Jun 12 at 10:35
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I think you and I had the same problem. For me it was fixed by following this question (Nvidia driver 410 listed by ppa and ubuntu-drivers but does not seem to be installable via apt) and installing the appropriate Nividia drivers. Go to Software & Updates on your computer, open the Additional Drivers window. Take note of the Nvidia product number (mine is GeForce 840M version 410.78). Then go to https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx enter your product info into the drop menus the press Search. Download the package.
Next clear out your old drivers in terminal with,
apt-get purge 'nvidia*'
use cd to navigate to your Downloads folder and enter the following (with your product numbers) into terminal.
sudo chmod +x NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run `
sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run
sudo reboot`
answered Dec 13 at 3:24
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I think you and I had the same problem. For me it was fixed by following this question (Nvidia driver 410 listed by ppa and ubuntu-drivers but does not seem to be installable via apt) and installing the appropriate Nividia drivers. Go to Software & Updates on your computer, open the Additional Drivers window. Take note of the Nvidia product number (mine is GeForce 840M version 410.78). Then go to https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx enter your product info into the drop menus the press Search. Download the package.
Next clear out your old drivers in terminal with,
apt-get purge 'nvidia*'
use cd to navigate to your Downloads folder and enter the following (with your product numbers) into terminal.
sudo chmod +x NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run `
sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run
sudo reboot`
answered Dec 13 at 3:24
Paul
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I think you and I had the same problem. For me it was fixed by following this question (Nvidia driver 410 listed by ppa and ubuntu-drivers but does not seem to be installable via apt) and installing the appropriate Nividia drivers. Go to Software & Updates on your computer, open the Additional Drivers window. Take note of the Nvidia product number (mine is GeForce 840M version 410.78). Then go to https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx enter your product info into the drop menus the press Search. Download the package.
Next clear out your old drivers in terminal with,
apt-get purge 'nvidia*'
use cd to navigate to your Downloads folder and enter the following (with your product numbers) into terminal.
sudo chmod +x NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run `
sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run
sudo reboot`
answered Dec 13 at 3:24
Paul
163
add a comment |
I think you and I had the same problem. For me it was fixed by following this question (Nvidia driver 410 listed by ppa and ubuntu-drivers but does not seem to be installable via apt) and installing the appropriate Nividia drivers. Go to Software & Updates on your computer, open the Additional Drivers window. Take note of the Nvidia product number (mine is GeForce 840M version 410.78). Then go to https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx enter your product info into the drop menus the press Search. Download the package.
Next clear out your old drivers in terminal with,
apt-get purge 'nvidia*'
use cd to navigate to your Downloads folder and enter the following (with your product numbers) into terminal.
sudo chmod +x NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run `
sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run
sudo reboot`
answered Dec 13 at 3:24
Paul
163
I think you and I had the same problem. For me it was fixed by following this question (Nvidia driver 410 listed by ppa and ubuntu-drivers but does not seem to be installable via apt) and installing the appropriate Nividia drivers. Go to Software & Updates on your computer, open the Additional Drivers window. Take note of the Nvidia product number (mine is GeForce 840M version 410.78). Then go to https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx enter your product info into the drop menus the press Search. Download the package.
Next clear out your old drivers in terminal with,
apt-get purge 'nvidia*'
use cd to navigate to your Downloads folder and enter the following (with your product numbers) into terminal.
sudo chmod +x NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run `
sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-410.66.run
sudo reboot`
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Can you provide more details in your question? "Where did I go wrong" would be significantly easier to solve if you could state some relevant events that happened before you noticed the issue.
– matalak
Jun 11 at 5:03
Alas kind sir but am cluelesss about what I might have done to cause the problem. Installed the distro & then restarted as it wanted.
– Arno Smith
Jun 12 at 10:35