javierdlm001
Technical User
Installation looked ok. But when restarting I didn't get a dual boot page as I had gotten a couple years ago. This time my Windows 8.1 booting file got screwed. I was able to repair it with DOS commands I found somewhere (bootrec /fix...). After that I was able to boot into Win again. But never saw that booting page I used to get before so I could choose which OS to go with.
I've been reading about this, my next step will be to go into my BIOS/Booting Settings page and see if UEFI is enabled. Hopefully I'll see Ubuntu there among the choices.
Something else is, all through the Ubuntu installation I don't recall it asking me where I wanted to install it.
I hope enabling UEFI will be enough. Am I expected it to mess around with any GRUB files?
Any ideas/tips/suggestions?
Thanks guys!
JDL
I've been reading about this, my next step will be to go into my BIOS/Booting Settings page and see if UEFI is enabled. Hopefully I'll see Ubuntu there among the choices.
Something else is, all through the Ubuntu installation I don't recall it asking me where I wanted to install it.
I hope enabling UEFI will be enough. Am I expected it to mess around with any GRUB files?
Any ideas/tips/suggestions?
Thanks guys!
JDL
