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Hi   I've completely removed the stock OS on my new laptop and successfully reinstalled it with the latest Win10 Updated MSDN ISO (erased all partitions, Win10 setup automatically recreated all necessary partitions,…). For that I've created a bootable USB flash drive using Rufus with NTFS file system and GPT partition scheme and that booted/installed perfectly fine.   Now I want to make a Windows/Linux Dual-Boot system and tried to boot from a linux live USB but that failed everytime. I've tried all latest Ubuntu deriviate distro's, 64- en 32-Bit, ... but always the same negative result, a black screen with a white (non-blinking) underscore.   In UEFI I can perfectly set the boot priority to the preferred USB (it’s nicely detected as UEFI boot USB) but when it tries to boot from that it always gives me a black screen with a white (non-blinking) underscore. I've tried secure boot enabled/disabled,... but always the same negative result. I use a 2GB USB flash drive, formatted with latest Rufus in FAT32 file system en GPT partition scheme. I've tried all possible file system/partition schemes combinations, different USB flash drives,... but always the same negative result.   I also tested the USB's on my other (UEFI) laptop and they all booted perfectly fine. The linux GRUB isn't loading at all on my new laptop and it seems like UEFI doesn't detect the USB UEFI partition scheme at boot (disabled by vendor? system to new for Ubuntu? perhaps some graphics issues?). It always gives me a black screen with a white (non-blinking) underscore 😕   I searched like crazy for solutions on google and the manufacturer website with no results. Is there someone that can throw a light on this matter please? I really would like to use linux/ubuntu on my new laptop (Medion Akoya E3213T)   Many thanks in advance ... Afficher plus

Hi   Als nieuwe eigenaar van een Medion Akoya E3213T zou ik graag een Windows/Linux dual-boot systeem maken. Helaas kan het systeem totaal niet opstarten van een zelfgemaakte (linux) USB flash drive en krijg ik telkens weer een zwart scherm met in de linker bovenhoek een witte cursor (niet knipperende underscore). In UEFI kan ik de boot volgorde perfect selecteren en de (linux) USB flash drive wordt ook perfect erkend (als UEFI USB drive) maar opstarten geeft steeds hetzelfde negatieve resultaat. Het lijkt alsof dit door de fabrikant bewust is gedaan? Hieronder mijn engelse versie, hopelijk kan mij hier iemand toelichten wat er aan de hand is en hoe dit netjes op te lossen. Alvast vriendelijk bedankt   I've completely removed the stock OS on my new laptop and successfully reinstalled it with the latest Win10 Updated MSDN ISO (erased all partitions, Win10 setup automatically recreated all necessary partitions,…). For that I've created a bootable USB flash drive using Rufus with NTFS file system and GPT partition scheme and that booted/installed perfectly fine.   Now I want to make a Windows/Linux Dual-Boot system and tried to boot from a linux live USB but that failed everytime. I've tried all latest Ubuntu deriviate distro's, 64- en 32-Bit, ... but always the same negative result, a black screen with a white (non-blinking) underscore.   In UEFI I can perfectly set the boot priority to the preferred USB (it’s nicel detected as UEFI boot USB) but when it tries to boot from that it always gives me a black screen with a white (non-blinking) underscore. I've tried secure boot enabled/disabled,... but always the same negative result. I use a 2GB USB flash drive, formatted with latest Rufus in FAT32 file system en GPT partition scheme. I've tried all possible file system/partition schemes combinations, different USB flash drives,... but always the same negative result.   I also tested the USB's on my other (UEFI) laptop and they all booted perfectly fine. The linux GRUB isn't loading at all on my new laptop and it seems like UEFI doesn't detect the USB UEFI partition scheme at boot (disabled by vendor? system to new for Ubuntu? perhaps some graphics issues?) It always gives me a black screen with a white (non-blinking) underscore 😕   I searched like crazy for solutions on google and the manufacturer website with no results. Is there someone that can throw a light on this matter please?   I really would like to use linux on my new laptop (Medion Akoya E3213T)   ... Afficher plus