Ubuntu boot failed after installing Ubuntu alongside Windows 10
I had a Windows 10 installed on my laptop Lenovo z510, and I tried to install Ubuntu alongside Windows by using "something else" option. When the installation was finished, I was asked to restart the system, so I did. Then, a massage came up
Ubuntu boot failed
Right now, I have no access to Ubuntu or Windows, I do not know what to do. I used boot-repair method explained in Ubuntu website, but nothing changed.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4CKwkRYjbj/
I really need my Windows back, for I do not have any backup of my information. Please help me fix the problem if you can.
Thanks.
boot
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Codito ergo sum
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I had a Windows 10 installed on my laptop Lenovo z510, and I tried to install Ubuntu alongside Windows by using "something else" option. When the installation was finished, I was asked to restart the system, so I did. Then, a massage came up
Ubuntu boot failed
Right now, I have no access to Ubuntu or Windows, I do not know what to do. I used boot-repair method explained in Ubuntu website, but nothing changed.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4CKwkRYjbj/
I really need my Windows back, for I do not have any backup of my information. Please help me fix the problem if you can.
Thanks.
boot
edited 2 days ago
Codito ergo sum
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You have to try boot from removable media(from usb flash with ubuntu install, for example), and view your created partitions, may be you make wrong partitioning.
– PRIHLOP
Jan 10 at 21:28
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I had a Windows 10 installed on my laptop Lenovo z510, and I tried to install Ubuntu alongside Windows by using "something else" option. When the installation was finished, I was asked to restart the system, so I did. Then, a massage came up
Ubuntu boot failed
Right now, I have no access to Ubuntu or Windows, I do not know what to do. I used boot-repair method explained in Ubuntu website, but nothing changed.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4CKwkRYjbj/
I really need my Windows back, for I do not have any backup of my information. Please help me fix the problem if you can.
Thanks.
boot
edited 2 days ago
Codito ergo sum
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I had a Windows 10 installed on my laptop Lenovo z510, and I tried to install Ubuntu alongside Windows by using "something else" option. When the installation was finished, I was asked to restart the system, so I did. Then, a massage came up
Ubuntu boot failed
Right now, I have no access to Ubuntu or Windows, I do not know what to do. I used boot-repair method explained in Ubuntu website, but nothing changed.
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4CKwkRYjbj/
I really need my Windows back, for I do not have any backup of my information. Please help me fix the problem if you can.
Thanks.
boot
boot
edited 2 days ago
Codito ergo sum
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edited 2 days ago
Codito ergo sum
1,2922725
edited 2 days ago
Codito ergo sum
1,2922725
edited 2 days ago
Codito ergo sum
1,2922725
1,2922725
asked Jan 10 at 18:52
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You have to try boot from removable media(from usb flash with ubuntu install, for example), and view your created partitions, may be you make wrong partitioning.
– PRIHLOP
Jan 10 at 21:28
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You have to try boot from removable media(from usb flash with ubuntu install, for example), and view your created partitions, may be you make wrong partitioning.
– PRIHLOP
Jan 10 at 21:28
You have to try boot from removable media(from usb flash with ubuntu install, for example), and view your created partitions, may be you make wrong partitioning.
– PRIHLOP
Jan 10 at 21:28
You have to try boot from removable media(from usb flash with ubuntu install, for example), and view your created partitions, may be you make wrong partitioning.
– PRIHLOP
Jan 10 at 21:28
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