Problem with dual boot in ubuntu 18.04

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Ok so I'm using windows 10 64bit on Acer Predator Helios 300, and I had 900GB in my D drive, in which I freed up 250 GB, then I installed ubuntu 18.04 using a pen drive(I checked files before installing, nothing was broken), I did a minimal install, without internet, there were no errors.

The first time I loaded up ubuntu everything worked flawlessly. the grub loader showed up, I was taken to the login screen, the OS booted up properly, everything else was proper, system time etc.

However, when I opened up windows, it worked fine too, but for some reason the time it showed was incorrect. After turning off when I tried to open Ubuntu again, It froze on the login screen(time was wrong here too), I tried again after force shutting it and pressed CTRL+ALT+F2 this time without entering the password, it froze again.

Then I tried to open Ubuntu with advanced options on the grub menu, It booted up, with correct time without freezing. But when I opened windows again, the same problem happened.

I tried to turn off automatic time update on both OS, thinking that its a problem of unmatched system clocks, but that didn't help either.

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The first time I loaded up ubuntu everything worked flawlessly. the grub loader showed up, I was taken to the login screen, the OS booted up properly, everything else was proper, system time etc.

Then I tried to open Ubuntu with advanced options on the grub menu, It booted up, with correct time without freezing. But when I opened windows again, the same problem happened.

I tried to turn off automatic time update on both OS, thinking that its a problem of unmatched system clocks, but that didn't help either.

asked Nov 16 at 17:44

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The first time I loaded up ubuntu everything worked flawlessly. the grub loader showed up, I was taken to the login screen, the OS booted up properly, everything else was proper, system time etc.

Then I tried to open Ubuntu with advanced options on the grub menu, It booted up, with correct time without freezing. But when I opened windows again, the same problem happened.

I tried to turn off automatic time update on both OS, thinking that its a problem of unmatched system clocks, but that didn't help either.

asked Nov 16 at 17:44

Aman Khalid

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The first time I loaded up ubuntu everything worked flawlessly. the grub loader showed up, I was taken to the login screen, the OS booted up properly, everything else was proper, system time etc.

Then I tried to open Ubuntu with advanced options on the grub menu, It booted up, with correct time without freezing. But when I opened windows again, the same problem happened.

I tried to turn off automatic time update on both OS, thinking that its a problem of unmatched system clocks, but that didn't help either.

dual-boot 18.04 windows uefi

asked Nov 16 at 17:44

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asked Nov 16 at 17:44

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If it's connected only with clock then this should solve problem

Time fix on dual boot

EDIT:

e.g. Leave windows unchanged and on Linux run follwing command:

timedatectl set-local-rtc 1

Then you can check the status with

timedatectl

Where should be displayed something like this

RTC in local TZ: yes

edited Nov 17 at 14:39

answered Nov 16 at 18:49

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While this link may answer the question, it is better to include the essential parts of the answer here and provide the link for reference. Link-only answers can become invalid if the linked page changes. - From Review
– abu_bua
Nov 16 at 23:49

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corrected with example
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 17 at 14:39

Hey man, I reinstalled it and tried these commands, the clock is working fine now. But it still freezes on login screen. I can still boot it in recovery mode, is there any way I can check why is this happening.
– Aman Khalid
yesterday

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If it's connected only with clock then this should solve problem

Time fix on dual boot

EDIT:

e.g. Leave windows unchanged and on Linux run follwing command:

timedatectl set-local-rtc 1

Then you can check the status with

timedatectl

Where should be displayed something like this

RTC in local TZ: yes

edited Nov 17 at 14:39

answered Nov 16 at 18:49

Tomek Piechocki

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While this link may answer the question, it is better to include the essential parts of the answer here and provide the link for reference. Link-only answers can become invalid if the linked page changes. - From Review
– abu_bua
Nov 16 at 23:49

1

corrected with example
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 17 at 14:39

Hey man, I reinstalled it and tried these commands, the clock is working fine now. But it still freezes on login screen. I can still boot it in recovery mode, is there any way I can check why is this happening.
– Aman Khalid
yesterday

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

If it's connected only with clock then this should solve problem

Time fix on dual boot

EDIT:

e.g. Leave windows unchanged and on Linux run follwing command:

timedatectl set-local-rtc 1

Then you can check the status with

timedatectl

Where should be displayed something like this

RTC in local TZ: yes

edited Nov 17 at 14:39

answered Nov 16 at 18:49

Tomek Piechocki

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While this link may answer the question, it is better to include the essential parts of the answer here and provide the link for reference. Link-only answers can become invalid if the linked page changes. - From Review
– abu_bua
Nov 16 at 23:49

1

corrected with example
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 17 at 14:39

Hey man, I reinstalled it and tried these commands, the clock is working fine now. But it still freezes on login screen. I can still boot it in recovery mode, is there any way I can check why is this happening.
– Aman Khalid
yesterday

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

If it's connected only with clock then this should solve problem

Time fix on dual boot

EDIT:

e.g. Leave windows unchanged and on Linux run follwing command:

timedatectl set-local-rtc 1

Then you can check the status with

timedatectl

Where should be displayed something like this

RTC in local TZ: yes

edited Nov 17 at 14:39

answered Nov 16 at 18:49

Tomek Piechocki

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If it's connected only with clock then this should solve problem

Time fix on dual boot

EDIT:

e.g. Leave windows unchanged and on Linux run follwing command:

timedatectl set-local-rtc 1

Then you can check the status with

timedatectl

Where should be displayed something like this

RTC in local TZ: yes

edited Nov 17 at 14:39

answered Nov 16 at 18:49

Tomek Piechocki

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edited Nov 17 at 14:39

answered Nov 16 at 18:49

Tomek Piechocki

395

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answered Nov 16 at 18:49

Tomek Piechocki

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answered Nov 16 at 18:49

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– abu_bua
Nov 16 at 23:49

1

corrected with example
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 17 at 14:39

Hey man, I reinstalled it and tried these commands, the clock is working fine now. But it still freezes on login screen. I can still boot it in recovery mode, is there any way I can check why is this happening.
– Aman Khalid
yesterday

add a comment |

While this link may answer the question, it is better to include the essential parts of the answer here and provide the link for reference. Link-only answers can become invalid if the linked page changes. - From Review
– abu_bua
Nov 16 at 23:49

1

corrected with example
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 17 at 14:39

Hey man, I reinstalled it and tried these commands, the clock is working fine now. But it still freezes on login screen. I can still boot it in recovery mode, is there any way I can check why is this happening.
– Aman Khalid
yesterday

While this link may answer the question, it is better to include the essential parts of the answer here and provide the link for reference. Link-only answers can become invalid if the linked page changes. - From Review
– abu_bua
Nov 16 at 23:49

corrected with example
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 17 at 14:39

Hey man, I reinstalled it and tried these commands, the clock is working fine now. But it still freezes on login screen. I can still boot it in recovery mode, is there any way I can check why is this happening.
– Aman Khalid
yesterday

add a comment |

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