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Ubuntu dual-boot not working on asus laptop
Hello, I have an Asus zenBook 15 UX533FD that comes with Windows Home edition. I wanted to dual boot my laptop with Ubuntu and so I flashed the downloaded ISO file to my Kingston USB drive using Etcher. But the issue is I can not dual boot it. It doesn't allow me to switch between operating systems and it just boots straightaway to Windows. On the tutorial I watched, there is a menu which comes to select which OS to choose. I followed the exact steps. After the first installation, I thought there is something wrong with my USB stick so I formatted the drive and installed the system again but still the issue remains. I allocated an entire partition for Ubuntu (About 250GB). Any advice you could give would be much appreciated.
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Windows 10 likely was installed with an efi partition as the first partition on the primary drive. Installing Ubuntu properly should have required you to do a UEFI install and to mount the efi partition on the resulting install in order to properly boot.
You said you followed the steps of a tutorial, but we have no clue what instructions you were watching, when it was created, where it is so we can review it for accuracy, etc., so we really need a lot more detail on what steps you followed, exactly what you did, etc. Once we have more information then it is possible someone can provide informed suggestions to assist. |
windows settings>power-settings>advance-settings disable fast-boot
go into firmware/bios settings disable fast-boot if it exist an secure-boot What was name of iso you used? |
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