system doesnt show any key press boot but directly goes into installation setup
- Thread starter saiviru
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- Jun 19, 2011
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After it restarts enter the bios and change the boot order so that the hdd(or SSD) is at the top of the list.
smorizio
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are you using a wireless or wired usb keyboard. most wireless keyboard turn on after your in the os. some have issues letting you into the bios. most times you have to use a wired keyboard. at boot go into your bios change the boot order. also check that the keyboard num lock light is one..showing that your keyboard has power. if this is a new build make sure the mb has the newest bios and the usb ports are set right.
- Jun 19, 2011
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- Jun 19, 2011
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Are you installing ubuntu to the HDD? Are trying to setup dual boot? I just installed ubuntu 13.10 on a laptop yesterday.
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Dual boot or just Ubuntu? If you are not doing dual boot it should not be booting to the old os it should be getting wiped out and overwrittten by ubuntu.
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stillblue
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If you received a time to reboot message your installation was complete. All you should have needed to do was remove the disk and restart to run Ubuntu. If not please tell us what windows are you sharing with? As to the key board not working, look for a setting for it in the bios, if you don't find one try resetting the BIOS to default.
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