Help Sup Forumsros!
So I am trying to install Ubuntu on windows 7 in my laptop. I burnt the iso on a dvd but the Ubuntu menu doesn't come up when I restart the laptop. Any tips?
Help Sup Forumsros!
Lincoln Scott
Ayden Powell
Yes, thanks for asking.
Adam Jenkins
install gentoo
Jaxson Hill
Does it Sup Forumsoot on cd or hdd?
Justin Parker
The CD drive doesnt even show the contents. What do?
Joshua Sullivan
If you can't even make a bootable disc, then you are not smart enough to install linux
Brayden Anderson
You cocked up
Leo Morris
post more angry cats then
Blake James
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Gavin Russell
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Brody Hill
check your boot order in bios
Caleb Torres
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Matthew Anderson
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Nathaniel Evans
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Parker Long
Use USB.
die
Daniel Murphy
Yeah I checked it and set it to usb fd as number 1 followed by cd.
David James
>not smart enough to install linux
>implying
Jaxon Moore
cat ron perlman
Brody Cruz
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Jack Peterson
I tried using that in the begining but fucked up by using an outdated method. Trying Rufus now
Daniel Sanders
Try Debian or at least Linux mint. The Bios Setting helps I see
Logan Phillips
try setting up the live cd again and set the boot order to cd first.
Joseph Perry
Load your dvd in the drive, reset your computer. Instead of selecting the bios setup select the boot menu. Select the optical drive, press enter and your cd will boot.
Christopher Ross
Sheeeeeeeit check em
Grayson Murphy
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Owen Foster
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Kevin Foster
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Carson Miller
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Robert Morgan
Mindfuck!
Thomas Powell
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Grayson Gomez
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Christian Hall
Check'd and kek'd
Gavin Gutierrez
There are many good distributions. I just don't like the way that Ubuntu has gone. Support is - thx the community - pretty good (same: Debian (the Base) & Mint), but they had this deal with Amazon (and won some [kind of] big brother award). They have done a good job for Linux publicity, but on a second view, the hard work made others. And the "unity" desktop is wannabe innovative - for desktop uses.