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After installing Ubuntu Mate, I would like to dual boot with windows 10 because of some compatibility issues. To do this I need to shrink the hard drive partition which I will do with the USB I used to install Ubuntu. But when I press F2, I don't get a choice to change boot order, it just loads into Ubuntu.






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    This relates to the BIOS, which loads before any operating system such as Ubuntu or Windows loads. This is not related to Ubuntu. Check BIOS settings.
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:49










  • The problem with that is that I use F2 to load into BIOS. But it won't load, it immediately loads into the OS
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:52










  • Then may be your F2 key is broken!
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:55










  • Haha, I don't think it is as it says 'Please wait...' after I spam it
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:58















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After installing Ubuntu Mate, I would like to dual boot with windows 10 because of some compatibility issues. To do this I need to shrink the hard drive partition which I will do with the USB I used to install Ubuntu. But when I press F2, I don't get a choice to change boot order, it just loads into Ubuntu.






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put on hold as off-topic by user68186, vidarlo, muru, N0rbert, karel Nov 17 at 14:46


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – user68186, vidarlo, muru, N0rbert, karel

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    This relates to the BIOS, which loads before any operating system such as Ubuntu or Windows loads. This is not related to Ubuntu. Check BIOS settings.
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:49










  • The problem with that is that I use F2 to load into BIOS. But it won't load, it immediately loads into the OS
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:52










  • Then may be your F2 key is broken!
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:55










  • Haha, I don't think it is as it says 'Please wait...' after I spam it
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:58













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After installing Ubuntu Mate, I would like to dual boot with windows 10 because of some compatibility issues. To do this I need to shrink the hard drive partition which I will do with the USB I used to install Ubuntu. But when I press F2, I don't get a choice to change boot order, it just loads into Ubuntu.






boot-order







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After installing Ubuntu Mate, I would like to dual boot with windows 10 because of some compatibility issues. To do this I need to shrink the hard drive partition which I will do with the USB I used to install Ubuntu. But when I press F2, I don't get a choice to change boot order, it just loads into Ubuntu.






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put on hold as off-topic by user68186, vidarlo, muru, N0rbert, karel Nov 17 at 14:46


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  • "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – user68186, vidarlo, muru, N0rbert, karel

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put on hold as off-topic by user68186, vidarlo, muru, N0rbert, karel Nov 17 at 14:46


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  • "This is not about Ubuntu. Questions about other Linux distributions can be asked on Unix & Linux, those about Windows on Super User, those about Apple products on Ask Different and generic programming questions on Stack Overflow." – user68186, vidarlo, muru, N0rbert, karel

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  • 1




    This relates to the BIOS, which loads before any operating system such as Ubuntu or Windows loads. This is not related to Ubuntu. Check BIOS settings.
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:49










  • The problem with that is that I use F2 to load into BIOS. But it won't load, it immediately loads into the OS
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:52










  • Then may be your F2 key is broken!
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:55










  • Haha, I don't think it is as it says 'Please wait...' after I spam it
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:58














  • 1




    This relates to the BIOS, which loads before any operating system such as Ubuntu or Windows loads. This is not related to Ubuntu. Check BIOS settings.
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:49










  • The problem with that is that I use F2 to load into BIOS. But it won't load, it immediately loads into the OS
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:52










  • Then may be your F2 key is broken!
    – user68186
    Nov 17 at 13:55










  • Haha, I don't think it is as it says 'Please wait...' after I spam it
    – Waffling Geoduck
    Nov 17 at 13:58








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This relates to the BIOS, which loads before any operating system such as Ubuntu or Windows loads. This is not related to Ubuntu. Check BIOS settings.
– user68186
Nov 17 at 13:49




This relates to the BIOS, which loads before any operating system such as Ubuntu or Windows loads. This is not related to Ubuntu. Check BIOS settings.
– user68186
Nov 17 at 13:49












The problem with that is that I use F2 to load into BIOS. But it won't load, it immediately loads into the OS
– Waffling Geoduck
Nov 17 at 13:52




The problem with that is that I use F2 to load into BIOS. But it won't load, it immediately loads into the OS
– Waffling Geoduck
Nov 17 at 13:52












Then may be your F2 key is broken!
– user68186
Nov 17 at 13:55




Then may be your F2 key is broken!
– user68186
Nov 17 at 13:55












Haha, I don't think it is as it says 'Please wait...' after I spam it
– Waffling Geoduck
Nov 17 at 13:58




Haha, I don't think it is as it says 'Please wait...' after I spam it
– Waffling Geoduck
Nov 17 at 13:58















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