Trying to install Lubuntu 18.10 - Boots into live mode after I install every time? [closed]











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I downloaded Lubuntu 18.10 and it ran fine and booted into the live mode just like it should have. I went to install the actual system and every single time I install it, it'll ask me to remove my USB because it is about to restart. So I do, and it just boots to BIOS screen where it asks where I want to boot from. And any of those I choose it just kicks me right back. I'm not sure where to even begin?






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    Have you removed USB from system or tried to change boot order in BIOS settings?
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    Dec 1 at 3:30










  • So when I install Lubuntu , it runs through it great. It finishes and I wait for it to tell me to remove USB. I then remove it , with USB still set as first boot option . And then it tells me to press enter when I remove it. Which I do , that's when it reboots and it keeps going back to bios. Never loading the Lubuntu I just installed. I insert the USB again and it'll go right back to live mode. Maybe I have the wrong version? I'm at a loss here
    – Mike Dugger
    Dec 1 at 3:59






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    Please run boot repair to get the info summary and edit your question to add the info or the link it gives you. There is not enough information to diagnose your problem at the moment
    – Zanna
    Dec 1 at 18:10















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I downloaded Lubuntu 18.10 and it ran fine and booted into the live mode just like it should have. I went to install the actual system and every single time I install it, it'll ask me to remove my USB because it is about to restart. So I do, and it just boots to BIOS screen where it asks where I want to boot from. And any of those I choose it just kicks me right back. I'm not sure where to even begin?






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closed as unclear what you're asking by Zanna, Elder Geek, guntbert, Charles Green, Eric Carvalho Dec 6 at 16:28


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.











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    Have you removed USB from system or tried to change boot order in BIOS settings?
    – Kulfy
    Dec 1 at 3:30










  • So when I install Lubuntu , it runs through it great. It finishes and I wait for it to tell me to remove USB. I then remove it , with USB still set as first boot option . And then it tells me to press enter when I remove it. Which I do , that's when it reboots and it keeps going back to bios. Never loading the Lubuntu I just installed. I insert the USB again and it'll go right back to live mode. Maybe I have the wrong version? I'm at a loss here
    – Mike Dugger
    Dec 1 at 3:59






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    Please run boot repair to get the info summary and edit your question to add the info or the link it gives you. There is not enough information to diagnose your problem at the moment
    – Zanna
    Dec 1 at 18:10













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I downloaded Lubuntu 18.10 and it ran fine and booted into the live mode just like it should have. I went to install the actual system and every single time I install it, it'll ask me to remove my USB because it is about to restart. So I do, and it just boots to BIOS screen where it asks where I want to boot from. And any of those I choose it just kicks me right back. I'm not sure where to even begin?






boot system-installation lubuntu 18.10







share|improve this question















I downloaded Lubuntu 18.10 and it ran fine and booted into the live mode just like it should have. I went to install the actual system and every single time I install it, it'll ask me to remove my USB because it is about to restart. So I do, and it just boots to BIOS screen where it asks where I want to boot from. And any of those I choose it just kicks me right back. I'm not sure where to even begin?






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closed as unclear what you're asking by Zanna, Elder Geek, guntbert, Charles Green, Eric Carvalho Dec 6 at 16:28


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.






closed as unclear what you're asking by Zanna, Elder Geek, guntbert, Charles Green, Eric Carvalho Dec 6 at 16:28


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.










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    Have you removed USB from system or tried to change boot order in BIOS settings?
    – Kulfy
    Dec 1 at 3:30










  • So when I install Lubuntu , it runs through it great. It finishes and I wait for it to tell me to remove USB. I then remove it , with USB still set as first boot option . And then it tells me to press enter when I remove it. Which I do , that's when it reboots and it keeps going back to bios. Never loading the Lubuntu I just installed. I insert the USB again and it'll go right back to live mode. Maybe I have the wrong version? I'm at a loss here
    – Mike Dugger
    Dec 1 at 3:59






  • 2




    Please run boot repair to get the info summary and edit your question to add the info or the link it gives you. There is not enough information to diagnose your problem at the moment
    – Zanna
    Dec 1 at 18:10














  • 1




    Have you removed USB from system or tried to change boot order in BIOS settings?
    – Kulfy
    Dec 1 at 3:30










  • So when I install Lubuntu , it runs through it great. It finishes and I wait for it to tell me to remove USB. I then remove it , with USB still set as first boot option . And then it tells me to press enter when I remove it. Which I do , that's when it reboots and it keeps going back to bios. Never loading the Lubuntu I just installed. I insert the USB again and it'll go right back to live mode. Maybe I have the wrong version? I'm at a loss here
    – Mike Dugger
    Dec 1 at 3:59






  • 2




    Please run boot repair to get the info summary and edit your question to add the info or the link it gives you. There is not enough information to diagnose your problem at the moment
    – Zanna
    Dec 1 at 18:10








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Have you removed USB from system or tried to change boot order in BIOS settings?
– Kulfy
Dec 1 at 3:30




Have you removed USB from system or tried to change boot order in BIOS settings?
– Kulfy
Dec 1 at 3:30












So when I install Lubuntu , it runs through it great. It finishes and I wait for it to tell me to remove USB. I then remove it , with USB still set as first boot option . And then it tells me to press enter when I remove it. Which I do , that's when it reboots and it keeps going back to bios. Never loading the Lubuntu I just installed. I insert the USB again and it'll go right back to live mode. Maybe I have the wrong version? I'm at a loss here
– Mike Dugger
Dec 1 at 3:59




So when I install Lubuntu , it runs through it great. It finishes and I wait for it to tell me to remove USB. I then remove it , with USB still set as first boot option . And then it tells me to press enter when I remove it. Which I do , that's when it reboots and it keeps going back to bios. Never loading the Lubuntu I just installed. I insert the USB again and it'll go right back to live mode. Maybe I have the wrong version? I'm at a loss here
– Mike Dugger
Dec 1 at 3:59




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Please run boot repair to get the info summary and edit your question to add the info or the link it gives you. There is not enough information to diagnose your problem at the moment
– Zanna
Dec 1 at 18:10




Please run boot repair to get the info summary and edit your question to add the info or the link it gives you. There is not enough information to diagnose your problem at the moment
– Zanna
Dec 1 at 18:10















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