Laptop Model - Asus Vivobook s14, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD i7- 8th gen, Nvidia Mx150, Windows 10. I'm trying to dual boot my device with Ubuntu 18.04LTS, I partitioned 100gb in my HDD. but the bootable Pendrive is not detected. I tried with the same with my old laptop which detects the USB for boot. I disabled secure boot, fast boot, Intel RST. I don't know where the issue lies. Rufus MBR MS Info
2 Answers
Finally, I installed Ubuntu after trying for very long time.
- I changed the partition scheme to GPT in rufus.
- I enabled mass storage in bios.
- I tried downloading the ubuntu image again.
I don't know which of the following helped, but I was able to install ubuntu and now its running smoothly. Thank you everyone who tried to help.
Rufus Settings for UEFI Only Ubuntu Install
In BIOS select Security
tab then press the Secure Boot Control
button and Disable
. Select the Save & Exit
tab, then Generic USB Flash Disk 0.00
Note Partition scheme and Target system for UEFI only install.
Partition scheme
as in the image below?Target system
should change automatically when GPT is selected. F8 should allow changing the CSM / UEFI mode when booting. Turn off Secure Boot. Confirm Windows is also booting UEFI.