I have a problem when I install Ubuntu 18.04.2 on UEFI [duplicate]

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Firt to all, I don't good for English then, sorry, I'm latino.



Ok. Let's go.



My problem is that I cannot install Ubuntu on my Laptop:



Specifications:




  • HP Pavilion Power 15 CB0001la (Model: 2017)

  • CPU: Intel Core i5 7300 HQ

  • RAM: 8 GB DDR4 2400MHz Hynix (1*8)

  • GPU: Intel HD 630 (This is used for imagen in the monitor).

  • HDD: 1TB Hitachi 32MB Caché

  • Dedicated GPU: Nvidia GTX 1050 4 GB (for games and software desing)

  • Actually use: Windows 10 Education x64 (UEFI)


BIOS Settings:




  • Secure boot: Disable

  • Legacy Mode: Disable


-- Disk Partition:



For Windows




  • Windows OS (830 GB)

  • File EFI Windows (100 MB)

  • Recuperation (OEM Partition): (500 MB)


For Ubuntu:




  • root(/) Ubuntu (92 GB)

  • swap partition logic (8 GB)


I want to install Ubuntu in UEFI mode (My HDD using GPT with Partition Table), then only can install Ubuntu on UEFI.



The software to boot my USB is: Rufus 3.14 and Unetbooting.



But I have a problem in the installation, alfter to finish, a black screen appears. Image:



A black screen after installation



You know how to solve this problem?



Post-data: I read by there some of nomodeset and problems with Nvidia Drivers in Ubuntu...










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    With nVidia, you normally need nomodeset boot parameter ( see UEFI section on grub edit). You will need nomodeset in grub to boot live installer and after install until you install the nVidia driver. askubuntu.com/questions/162075/… Do not install nVidia driver directly from nVidia, just from Ubuntu repository or Ubuntu driver ppa. & ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2362351

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This question already has an answer here:




  • Live USB for installation does not boot, black error screen followed by visual artifacts on purple a screen

    1 answer



  • black screen after installing Ubuntu

    2 answers




Firt to all, I don't good for English then, sorry, I'm latino.



Ok. Let's go.



My problem is that I cannot install Ubuntu on my Laptop:



Specifications:




  • HP Pavilion Power 15 CB0001la (Model: 2017)

  • CPU: Intel Core i5 7300 HQ

  • RAM: 8 GB DDR4 2400MHz Hynix (1*8)

  • GPU: Intel HD 630 (This is used for imagen in the monitor).

  • HDD: 1TB Hitachi 32MB Caché

  • Dedicated GPU: Nvidia GTX 1050 4 GB (for games and software desing)

  • Actually use: Windows 10 Education x64 (UEFI)


BIOS Settings:




  • Secure boot: Disable

  • Legacy Mode: Disable


-- Disk Partition:



For Windows




  • Windows OS (830 GB)

  • File EFI Windows (100 MB)

  • Recuperation (OEM Partition): (500 MB)


For Ubuntu:




  • root(/) Ubuntu (92 GB)

  • swap partition logic (8 GB)


I want to install Ubuntu in UEFI mode (My HDD using GPT with Partition Table), then only can install Ubuntu on UEFI.



The software to boot my USB is: Rufus 3.14 and Unetbooting.



But I have a problem in the installation, alfter to finish, a black screen appears. Image:



A black screen after installation



You know how to solve this problem?



Post-data: I read by there some of nomodeset and problems with Nvidia Drivers in Ubuntu...










share|improve this question















marked as duplicate by ubfan1, karel, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green, Fabby Mar 29 at 19:51


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    With nVidia, you normally need nomodeset boot parameter ( see UEFI section on grub edit). You will need nomodeset in grub to boot live installer and after install until you install the nVidia driver. askubuntu.com/questions/162075/… Do not install nVidia driver directly from nVidia, just from Ubuntu repository or Ubuntu driver ppa. & ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2362351

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    Mar 27 at 2:45
















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This question already has an answer here:




  • Live USB for installation does not boot, black error screen followed by visual artifacts on purple a screen

    1 answer



  • black screen after installing Ubuntu

    2 answers




Firt to all, I don't good for English then, sorry, I'm latino.



Ok. Let's go.



My problem is that I cannot install Ubuntu on my Laptop:



Specifications:




  • HP Pavilion Power 15 CB0001la (Model: 2017)

  • CPU: Intel Core i5 7300 HQ

  • RAM: 8 GB DDR4 2400MHz Hynix (1*8)

  • GPU: Intel HD 630 (This is used for imagen in the monitor).

  • HDD: 1TB Hitachi 32MB Caché

  • Dedicated GPU: Nvidia GTX 1050 4 GB (for games and software desing)

  • Actually use: Windows 10 Education x64 (UEFI)


BIOS Settings:




  • Secure boot: Disable

  • Legacy Mode: Disable


-- Disk Partition:



For Windows




  • Windows OS (830 GB)

  • File EFI Windows (100 MB)

  • Recuperation (OEM Partition): (500 MB)


For Ubuntu:




  • root(/) Ubuntu (92 GB)

  • swap partition logic (8 GB)


I want to install Ubuntu in UEFI mode (My HDD using GPT with Partition Table), then only can install Ubuntu on UEFI.



The software to boot my USB is: Rufus 3.14 and Unetbooting.



But I have a problem in the installation, alfter to finish, a black screen appears. Image:



A black screen after installation



You know how to solve this problem?



Post-data: I read by there some of nomodeset and problems with Nvidia Drivers in Ubuntu...










share|improve this question

















This question already has an answer here:




  • Live USB for installation does not boot, black error screen followed by visual artifacts on purple a screen

    1 answer



  • black screen after installing Ubuntu

    2 answers




Firt to all, I don't good for English then, sorry, I'm latino.



Ok. Let's go.



My problem is that I cannot install Ubuntu on my Laptop:



Specifications:




  • HP Pavilion Power 15 CB0001la (Model: 2017)

  • CPU: Intel Core i5 7300 HQ

  • RAM: 8 GB DDR4 2400MHz Hynix (1*8)

  • GPU: Intel HD 630 (This is used for imagen in the monitor).

  • HDD: 1TB Hitachi 32MB Caché

  • Dedicated GPU: Nvidia GTX 1050 4 GB (for games and software desing)

  • Actually use: Windows 10 Education x64 (UEFI)


BIOS Settings:




  • Secure boot: Disable

  • Legacy Mode: Disable


-- Disk Partition:



For Windows




  • Windows OS (830 GB)

  • File EFI Windows (100 MB)

  • Recuperation (OEM Partition): (500 MB)


For Ubuntu:




  • root(/) Ubuntu (92 GB)

  • swap partition logic (8 GB)


I want to install Ubuntu in UEFI mode (My HDD using GPT with Partition Table), then only can install Ubuntu on UEFI.



The software to boot my USB is: Rufus 3.14 and Unetbooting.



But I have a problem in the installation, alfter to finish, a black screen appears. Image:



A black screen after installation



You know how to solve this problem?



Post-data: I read by there some of nomodeset and problems with Nvidia Drivers in Ubuntu...





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  • Live USB for installation does not boot, black error screen followed by visual artifacts on purple a screen

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  • black screen after installing Ubuntu

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marked as duplicate by ubfan1, karel, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green, Fabby Mar 29 at 19:51


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marked as duplicate by ubfan1, karel, Eric Carvalho, Charles Green, Fabby Mar 29 at 19:51


This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.










  • 3





    With nVidia, you normally need nomodeset boot parameter ( see UEFI section on grub edit). You will need nomodeset in grub to boot live installer and after install until you install the nVidia driver. askubuntu.com/questions/162075/… Do not install nVidia driver directly from nVidia, just from Ubuntu repository or Ubuntu driver ppa. & ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2362351

    – oldfred
    Mar 27 at 2:45
















  • 3





    With nVidia, you normally need nomodeset boot parameter ( see UEFI section on grub edit). You will need nomodeset in grub to boot live installer and after install until you install the nVidia driver. askubuntu.com/questions/162075/… Do not install nVidia driver directly from nVidia, just from Ubuntu repository or Ubuntu driver ppa. & ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2362351

    – oldfred
    Mar 27 at 2:45










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With nVidia, you normally need nomodeset boot parameter ( see UEFI section on grub edit). You will need nomodeset in grub to boot live installer and after install until you install the nVidia driver. askubuntu.com/questions/162075/… Do not install nVidia driver directly from nVidia, just from Ubuntu repository or Ubuntu driver ppa. & ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2362351

– oldfred
Mar 27 at 2:45







With nVidia, you normally need nomodeset boot parameter ( see UEFI section on grub edit). You will need nomodeset in grub to boot live installer and after install until you install the nVidia driver. askubuntu.com/questions/162075/… Do not install nVidia driver directly from nVidia, just from Ubuntu repository or Ubuntu driver ppa. & ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2362351

– oldfred
Mar 27 at 2:45












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