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Monitor says mode unsupported/out of range during installation of ubuntu 14.04 and never boots to the ubuntu desktop.

I am trying to install Ubuntu 12.10 for quite some time, and passing hurdles one by one. Now I am in a situation as follows. I have got a PC and 10 GB HDD which will be totally dedicated to Ubuntu so ...

I am a new user of Ubuntu 12.04. I installed Ubuntu and Windows XP, and I want to use both operating systems. When I restart or boot my PC the GRUB menu does not appear. How can I solve this ...

I recently installed Ubuntu 12.04 onto my HP Pavilion, in an attempt to make the desktop able to dual-boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu. I managed to get down to the last step, and finished the installation ...

I just installed Ubuntu 11.10 from a Live CD. When I restart it, it immediately boots Ubuntu without loading a boot menu for me to choose either Ubuntu, or my previously installed Windows 7 OS. ...

I have find very odd and crude solution to this entire episode. It is as follows Start installing ubuntu as usual. Switch off the monitor Wait for some time (1-2 minutes) till the HDD access stops ....

Possible Duplicate: Why does my screen blank out for the duration of the Grub boot menu? When I boot my computer I can't see the menu that asks me what OS I want to load. My screen is just black ...

I installed the ubuntu on my PC using a different LCD screen and now when I connect it to the monitor that I want to use, I get a problem with the resolution as soon as the ubuntu boots so cant change ...

I am a entry level person for Ubuntu using 11.10 currently trying to install it on a hdd. I am facing the issue of "Frequency out of range" problem and i have followed this advice but the issue is ...

I installed Ubuntu 12.04 alongside Windows XP. The problem is that I cannot see the bootloader menu to choose XP anymore. My monitor shows the the message: Optimal Mode 1440x990 60Hz. After a while ...