I have to Press and Hold the power button after Dual-Booting Ubuntu
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I successfully dual booted my Lenovo idea-pad 510 with Ubuntu, which was previously using Windows 10.
Now everytime I turn on my laptop, I have to press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds, which opens up the boot menu. In there, I have to go to the boot options and select Windows or Ubuntu to boot up. What could be the problem?
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi lenovo
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I successfully dual booted my Lenovo idea-pad 510 with Ubuntu, which was previously using Windows 10.
Now everytime I turn on my laptop, I have to press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds, which opens up the boot menu. In there, I have to go to the boot options and select Windows or Ubuntu to boot up. What could be the problem?
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi lenovo
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Does it make a difference if you were running windows or Ubuntu before shutting down?
– danzel
Jan 21 at 16:25
Also, please provide relevant details like the Ubuntu version.
– thephoenix01
Jan 21 at 16:41
@danzel i've installed Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS , and my laptop was already running on windows 10. after dual booting, my power button is not working. i always have to press and hold the button for like 10 seconds to turn on the laptop.
– Hamza Khan
Jan 21 at 21:04
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@danzel yes it's happening on both OS, either i shutdown from windows or ubuntu, i always have to press and hold power button to boot my laptop. and yes i was also thinking that my machine is not properly turning off. what can be the solution?
– Hamza Khan
2 days ago
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@Hamza Khan you may take a look at the firmware settings, maybe there are options like "extended power states" that you could fiddle around with. I think your problem is specific to your hardware. A brief google search showed that many lenovo users have similar problems, so you may get better answers in the lenovo community forums.
– danzel
2 days ago
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I successfully dual booted my Lenovo idea-pad 510 with Ubuntu, which was previously using Windows 10.
Now everytime I turn on my laptop, I have to press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds, which opens up the boot menu. In there, I have to go to the boot options and select Windows or Ubuntu to boot up. What could be the problem?
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi lenovo
edited 2 days ago
thephoenix01
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asked Jan 21 at 16:06
Hamza KhanHamza Khan
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I successfully dual booted my Lenovo idea-pad 510 with Ubuntu, which was previously using Windows 10.
Now everytime I turn on my laptop, I have to press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds, which opens up the boot menu. In there, I have to go to the boot options and select Windows or Ubuntu to boot up. What could be the problem?
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi lenovo
boot dual-boot grub2 uefi lenovo
edited 2 days ago
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Does it make a difference if you were running windows or Ubuntu before shutting down?
– danzel
Jan 21 at 16:25
Also, please provide relevant details like the Ubuntu version.
– thephoenix01
Jan 21 at 16:41
@danzel i've installed Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS , and my laptop was already running on windows 10. after dual booting, my power button is not working. i always have to press and hold the button for like 10 seconds to turn on the laptop.
– Hamza Khan
Jan 21 at 21:04
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@danzel yes it's happening on both OS, either i shutdown from windows or ubuntu, i always have to press and hold power button to boot my laptop. and yes i was also thinking that my machine is not properly turning off. what can be the solution?
– Hamza Khan
2 days ago
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@Hamza Khan you may take a look at the firmware settings, maybe there are options like "extended power states" that you could fiddle around with. I think your problem is specific to your hardware. A brief google search showed that many lenovo users have similar problems, so you may get better answers in the lenovo community forums.
– danzel
2 days ago
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Does it make a difference if you were running windows or Ubuntu before shutting down?
– danzel
Jan 21 at 16:25
Also, please provide relevant details like the Ubuntu version.
– thephoenix01
Jan 21 at 16:41
@danzel i've installed Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS , and my laptop was already running on windows 10. after dual booting, my power button is not working. i always have to press and hold the button for like 10 seconds to turn on the laptop.
– Hamza Khan
Jan 21 at 21:04
1
@danzel yes it's happening on both OS, either i shutdown from windows or ubuntu, i always have to press and hold power button to boot my laptop. and yes i was also thinking that my machine is not properly turning off. what can be the solution?
– Hamza Khan
2 days ago
1
@Hamza Khan you may take a look at the firmware settings, maybe there are options like "extended power states" that you could fiddle around with. I think your problem is specific to your hardware. A brief google search showed that many lenovo users have similar problems, so you may get better answers in the lenovo community forums.
– danzel
2 days ago
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Does it make a difference if you were running windows or Ubuntu before shutting down?
– danzel
Jan 21 at 16:25
Does it make a difference if you were running windows or Ubuntu before shutting down?
– danzel
Jan 21 at 16:25
Also, please provide relevant details like the Ubuntu version.
– thephoenix01
Jan 21 at 16:41
Also, please provide relevant details like the Ubuntu version.
– thephoenix01
Jan 21 at 16:41
@danzel i've installed Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS , and my laptop was already running on windows 10. after dual booting, my power button is not working. i always have to press and hold the button for like 10 seconds to turn on the laptop.
– Hamza Khan
Jan 21 at 21:04
@danzel i've installed Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS , and my laptop was already running on windows 10. after dual booting, my power button is not working. i always have to press and hold the button for like 10 seconds to turn on the laptop.
– Hamza Khan
Jan 21 at 21:04
1
1
@danzel yes it's happening on both OS, either i shutdown from windows or ubuntu, i always have to press and hold power button to boot my laptop. and yes i was also thinking that my machine is not properly turning off. what can be the solution?
– Hamza Khan
2 days ago
@danzel yes it's happening on both OS, either i shutdown from windows or ubuntu, i always have to press and hold power button to boot my laptop. and yes i was also thinking that my machine is not properly turning off. what can be the solution?
– Hamza Khan
2 days ago
1
1
@Hamza Khan you may take a look at the firmware settings, maybe there are options like "extended power states" that you could fiddle around with. I think your problem is specific to your hardware. A brief google search showed that many lenovo users have similar problems, so you may get better answers in the lenovo community forums.
– danzel
2 days ago
@Hamza Khan you may take a look at the firmware settings, maybe there are options like "extended power states" that you could fiddle around with. I think your problem is specific to your hardware. A brief google search showed that many lenovo users have similar problems, so you may get better answers in the lenovo community forums.
– danzel
2 days ago
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Does it make a difference if you were running windows or Ubuntu before shutting down?
– danzel
Jan 21 at 16:25
Also, please provide relevant details like the Ubuntu version.
– thephoenix01
Jan 21 at 16:41
@danzel i've installed Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS , and my laptop was already running on windows 10. after dual booting, my power button is not working. i always have to press and hold the button for like 10 seconds to turn on the laptop.
– Hamza Khan
Jan 21 at 21:04
1
@danzel yes it's happening on both OS, either i shutdown from windows or ubuntu, i always have to press and hold power button to boot my laptop. and yes i was also thinking that my machine is not properly turning off. what can be the solution?
– Hamza Khan
2 days ago
1
@Hamza Khan you may take a look at the firmware settings, maybe there are options like "extended power states" that you could fiddle around with. I think your problem is specific to your hardware. A brief google search showed that many lenovo users have similar problems, so you may get better answers in the lenovo community forums.
– danzel
2 days ago