Ubuntu not booting up freezing in between boot
Sometimes when I boot into ubuntu it's loading icon is offset like a webpage that the css hasn't fully loaded
it froze like this then when i clicked "Enter" I got back what looked like the terminal but when I typed couldn't see any text appearing so I did a force shutdown by holding down the power button and then rebooted it.
Now it doesn't go past this point.
boot dual-boot
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Samuel M.Samuel M.
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Sometimes when I boot into ubuntu it's loading icon is offset like a webpage that the css hasn't fully loaded
it froze like this then when i clicked "Enter" I got back what looked like the terminal but when I typed couldn't see any text appearing so I did a force shutdown by holding down the power button and then rebooted it.
Now it doesn't go past this point.
boot dual-boot
asked 16 hours ago
Samuel M.Samuel M.
1086
Why are you tagging as dual-boot? You don't mention a second os anywhere in your post... In any event you may need to upgrade your kernel
– j-money
16 hours ago
I have windows also installed but I don't think its related to the issue at hand.
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
How do you do that?
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
Use a live usb and select the upgrade option
– j-money
15 hours ago
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Sometimes when I boot into ubuntu it's loading icon is offset like a webpage that the css hasn't fully loaded
it froze like this then when i clicked "Enter" I got back what looked like the terminal but when I typed couldn't see any text appearing so I did a force shutdown by holding down the power button and then rebooted it.
Now it doesn't go past this point.
boot dual-boot
asked 16 hours ago
Samuel M.Samuel M.
1086
Sometimes when I boot into ubuntu it's loading icon is offset like a webpage that the css hasn't fully loaded
it froze like this then when i clicked "Enter" I got back what looked like the terminal but when I typed couldn't see any text appearing so I did a force shutdown by holding down the power button and then rebooted it.
Now it doesn't go past this point.
boot dual-boot
boot dual-boot
asked 16 hours ago
Samuel M.Samuel M.
1086
asked 16 hours ago
Samuel M.Samuel M.
1086
asked 16 hours ago
Samuel M.Samuel M.
1086
asked 16 hours ago
Samuel M.Samuel M.
1086
asked 16 hours ago
Samuel M.Samuel M.
1086
1086
Why are you tagging as dual-boot? You don't mention a second os anywhere in your post... In any event you may need to upgrade your kernel
– j-money
16 hours ago
I have windows also installed but I don't think its related to the issue at hand.
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
How do you do that?
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
Use a live usb and select the upgrade option
– j-money
15 hours ago
add a comment |
Why are you tagging as dual-boot? You don't mention a second os anywhere in your post... In any event you may need to upgrade your kernel
– j-money
16 hours ago
I have windows also installed but I don't think its related to the issue at hand.
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
How do you do that?
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
Use a live usb and select the upgrade option
– j-money
15 hours ago
Why are you tagging as dual-boot? You don't mention a second os anywhere in your post... In any event you may need to upgrade your kernel
– j-money
16 hours ago
Why are you tagging as dual-boot? You don't mention a second os anywhere in your post... In any event you may need to upgrade your kernel
– j-money
16 hours ago
I have windows also installed but I don't think its related to the issue at hand.
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
I have windows also installed but I don't think its related to the issue at hand.
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
How do you do that?
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
How do you do that?
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
Use a live usb and select the upgrade option
– j-money
15 hours ago
Use a live usb and select the upgrade option
– j-money
15 hours ago
add a comment |
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Why are you tagging as dual-boot? You don't mention a second os anywhere in your post... In any event you may need to upgrade your kernel
– j-money
16 hours ago
I have windows also installed but I don't think its related to the issue at hand.
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
How do you do that?
– Samuel M.
16 hours ago
Use a live usb and select the upgrade option
– j-money
15 hours ago