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Why does Linux Mint wont install on my computer?
Linux Mint wont install. Black Screen 0 My computer’s specs. CPU Intel 4690k I’m trying to install Linux Mint on a separate hard drive. I’m a total beginner to Linux but not technically illiterate. I have installed Linux Mint on a friends computer already and it seemed pretty flawless.
Why does my screen go black when I install Linux Mint?
Installed Rufus and used it to mount the ISO to a USB thumb drive. Changed the Boot Order in the Bios to boot from the Thumb Drive- A splash screen comes up and asks me if I want to load linux mint, LM compatibility mode, etc.. I choose Linux Mint and the screen goes to black and never comes back.
What kind of hard drive do I need for Linux Mint?
I use Windows 10 on my SSD, but bought another drive that I was planning to dedicate solely to Linux. I downloaded the Linux Mint Cinnamon 64 Bit to my hard drive. Installed Rufus and used it to mount the ISO to a USB thumb drive.
Can you install Linux on a separate hard drive?
CPU Intel 4690k I’m trying to install Linux Mint on a separate hard drive. I’m a total beginner to Linux but not technically illiterate. I have installed Linux Mint on a friends computer already and it seemed pretty flawless. I decided it would be nice to have Linux on a separate hard drive on my computer.
Why do I get error when installing Linux?
Everytime, the “live” works fine. I have sound and colors, pictures, etc… but when I try the “definitive” install, I got the same error on the both install : This is frequently caused by a deficient disk, CD/DVD player or hard drive. You can try to clean the CD/DVD, to burn it with a reduced speed or to clean the CD/DVD player’s lens ( […]).
Is it possible to have a bad download of Linux?
Since you are having a problem, and since your internet connection may be fallible, it is good to rule out a bad download as one of the many things that can go wrong. Every computer is different, and so is the BIOS/UEFI firmware which causes so many troubles when installing Linux.
Why does Linux Mint not boot in UEFI mode?
1). Use Linux Mint Live USB stick to boot up computer. 2). Install Boot-Repair by using the following command: 3). Start Boot-Repair, click on “Advanced options”, go to the “GRUB location” tab. 4). If you do not see a “Separate /boot/efi partition” line, this means that your PC does not have any UEFI partition.