Get ubuntu on windows tablet pc
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I want to install ubuntu on my windows tablet pc. I already prepared a boot usb, but I can't select the usb to boot in bios.
(see image)
Perhaps i could boot from usb in the built in UEFI Shell?
Thanks for your help! I can't post an image because I have too less reputation.
boot usb
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
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I want to install ubuntu on my windows tablet pc. I already prepared a boot usb, but I can't select the usb to boot in bios.
(see image)
Perhaps i could boot from usb in the built in UEFI Shell?
Thanks for your help! I can't post an image because I have too less reputation.
boot usb
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
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techradar.com/uk/how-to/computing/… ?
– arochester
Nov 23 at 14:26
I had already see this before, but i can't download the 14.04 iso
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 14:43
Some tablet PCs are 32 bit, Lubuntu has a 32 bit version of 18.04. Mkusb will make a Persistent drive that will boot BIOS and UEFI. For a UEFI only Live USB you can just extract the ISO to the USB.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 24 at 3:11
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
I want to install ubuntu on my windows tablet pc. I already prepared a boot usb, but I can't select the usb to boot in bios.
(see image)
Perhaps i could boot from usb in the built in UEFI Shell?
Thanks for your help! I can't post an image because I have too less reputation.
boot usb
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
155
I want to install ubuntu on my windows tablet pc. I already prepared a boot usb, but I can't select the usb to boot in bios.
(see image)
Perhaps i could boot from usb in the built in UEFI Shell?
Thanks for your help! I can't post an image because I have too less reputation.
boot usb
boot usb
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
155
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
155
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
155
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
155
asked Nov 23 at 14:24
T.Wimma
155
155
techradar.com/uk/how-to/computing/… ?
– arochester
Nov 23 at 14:26
I had already see this before, but i can't download the 14.04 iso
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 14:43
Some tablet PCs are 32 bit, Lubuntu has a 32 bit version of 18.04. Mkusb will make a Persistent drive that will boot BIOS and UEFI. For a UEFI only Live USB you can just extract the ISO to the USB.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 24 at 3:11
add a comment |
techradar.com/uk/how-to/computing/… ?
– arochester
Nov 23 at 14:26
I had already see this before, but i can't download the 14.04 iso
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 14:43
Some tablet PCs are 32 bit, Lubuntu has a 32 bit version of 18.04. Mkusb will make a Persistent drive that will boot BIOS and UEFI. For a UEFI only Live USB you can just extract the ISO to the USB.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 24 at 3:11
techradar.com/uk/how-to/computing/… ?
– arochester
Nov 23 at 14:26
techradar.com/uk/how-to/computing/… ?
– arochester
Nov 23 at 14:26
I had already see this before, but i can't download the 14.04 iso
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 14:43
I had already see this before, but i can't download the 14.04 iso
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 14:43
Some tablet PCs are 32 bit, Lubuntu has a 32 bit version of 18.04. Mkusb will make a Persistent drive that will boot BIOS and UEFI. For a UEFI only Live USB you can just extract the ISO to the USB.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 24 at 3:11
Some tablet PCs are 32 bit, Lubuntu has a 32 bit version of 18.04. Mkusb will make a Persistent drive that will boot BIOS and UEFI. For a UEFI only Live USB you can just extract the ISO to the USB.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 24 at 3:11
add a comment |
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You need to look if your bios will let you enable "Legacy" boot.
Check if "Secure Boot" is on (needs to be off).
Check if there is a restricion in place for booting from USB. Check if "Legacy USB" is activated.
There might even be a key combo that lets you select where to boot from while startup.
Without really seeing where you are stuck I am just throwing some guesses which may be available to you or not.
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
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I couldn't find the Legacy boot option and the secure boot already was disabled
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:01
Perhaps someone knows how i can do it in uefi shell
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:03
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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You need to look if your bios will let you enable "Legacy" boot.
Check if "Secure Boot" is on (needs to be off).
Check if there is a restricion in place for booting from USB. Check if "Legacy USB" is activated.
There might even be a key combo that lets you select where to boot from while startup.
Without really seeing where you are stuck I am just throwing some guesses which may be available to you or not.
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
263
I couldn't find the Legacy boot option and the secure boot already was disabled
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:01
Perhaps someone knows how i can do it in uefi shell
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:03
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You need to look if your bios will let you enable "Legacy" boot.
Check if "Secure Boot" is on (needs to be off).
Check if there is a restricion in place for booting from USB. Check if "Legacy USB" is activated.
There might even be a key combo that lets you select where to boot from while startup.
Without really seeing where you are stuck I am just throwing some guesses which may be available to you or not.
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
263
I couldn't find the Legacy boot option and the secure boot already was disabled
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:01
Perhaps someone knows how i can do it in uefi shell
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:03
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
You need to look if your bios will let you enable "Legacy" boot.
Check if "Secure Boot" is on (needs to be off).
Check if there is a restricion in place for booting from USB. Check if "Legacy USB" is activated.
There might even be a key combo that lets you select where to boot from while startup.
Without really seeing where you are stuck I am just throwing some guesses which may be available to you or not.
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
263
You need to look if your bios will let you enable "Legacy" boot.
Check if "Secure Boot" is on (needs to be off).
Check if there is a restricion in place for booting from USB. Check if "Legacy USB" is activated.
There might even be a key combo that lets you select where to boot from while startup.
Without really seeing where you are stuck I am just throwing some guesses which may be available to you or not.
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
263
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
263
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
263
answered Nov 23 at 19:27
Steffen
263
263
I couldn't find the Legacy boot option and the secure boot already was disabled
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:01
Perhaps someone knows how i can do it in uefi shell
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:03
add a comment |
I couldn't find the Legacy boot option and the secure boot already was disabled
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:01
Perhaps someone knows how i can do it in uefi shell
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:03
I couldn't find the Legacy boot option and the secure boot already was disabled
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:01
I couldn't find the Legacy boot option and the secure boot already was disabled
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:01
Perhaps someone knows how i can do it in uefi shell
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:03
Perhaps someone knows how i can do it in uefi shell
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 20:03
add a comment |
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techradar.com/uk/how-to/computing/… ?
– arochester
Nov 23 at 14:26
I had already see this before, but i can't download the 14.04 iso
– T.Wimma
Nov 23 at 14:43
Some tablet PCs are 32 bit, Lubuntu has a 32 bit version of 18.04. Mkusb will make a Persistent drive that will boot BIOS and UEFI. For a UEFI only Live USB you can just extract the ISO to the USB.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 24 at 3:11