#Boot acer aspire from usb install
#Boot acer aspire from usb 64 Bit
#Boot acer aspire from usb password
#Boot acer aspire from usb windows 8

With LM 17.2, you don't have to turn off UEFI any more or disable Secure Boot.ДЈ. This solution might also work for a dual boot installation, where after rebooting, Windows loads directly without loading grub.Дў. Press the F10 key to save changes and exit.ДЄfter rebooting, grub came up and I could load my Linux installation.ДЎ. (The name of this file may also vary depending on your distro)ДЁ. (The name of this folder may vary depending on the distro you have installed. To do so, select the 'Set Supervisor Password' option on this same page).Д¦.

#Boot acer aspire from usb password

(You might have to set the Supervisor password before being able to do any chages in this step. Select option 'Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing' and press enter. Secure boot is set as 'standard' in the bios - But. When I press F12 to bring up the boot menu - I don't get an option for USB - Only windows boot manager. So I created a bootable USB win 10 64 - I can't get it to boot from this - I put USB HDD & usb FDD as 1 & 2 in the boot order - but still nothing. Access the BIOS by holding down the F2 key after turning on the computer.ДЈ. Acer Aspire E13 BIOS & Won't boot from USB. After trying different things without any luck, I finally found the solution, which was to 'Select an UEFI file as trusted for executing' in the BIOS.

#Boot acer aspire from usb install

I did a 'single boot' install of Linux Mint on my Acer Aspire E11-111M (wiped out windows completely), but after rebooting I would get the message: 'NO BOOTABLE DEVICE' and was unable to boot linux. I had a similar problem to yours and I would like to share the solution I found in case someone else runs into the same problem. Or Manjaro, but this distro won't work too, I tried it. Linux Mint support Uefi? Maybe I can try Xubuntu, but frankly speaking, I prefer Mint. Update: I have reinstalled LM17, in legacy mode and putting the grub in the efi windows partition.

In this thread LM17 was installed in a machine almost identical to mine: But even if the thread is marked as 'solved' some details to solve the installation/boot problem are missing. I installed the boot loader in the Uefi partition (sd2). This tutorial says that I have to install in Uefi, but I can't! In my Uefi settings, secure boot is embedded in Uefi, can't be switched off without turning off Uefi mode. I had to install LM17 in legacy mode because in Uefi mode only a black screen appears.

#Boot acer aspire from usb windows 8

If I turn off uefi boot, windows 8 won't load, and even this way I cannot see or load LM17. But after installed, LM won't boot, the grub isn't shown in uefi. All the hardware is recognized and works in live mode (usb installation image made with unetbootin). My ultimate aim is to boot onto a bootable USB drive and to install a Linux distro, but my computer refuses to do anything other than boot into Windows.I have just installed Linux Mint 17 Xfce in a new Acer Aspire E3-112 (also named E 11). Do any of these utilities allow me to query and alter the boot order from within Windows? I've tried to contact AMI support but they do not accept questions from GMail accounts - something about preferring corporate only clients. On the Acer Aspire One, for instance, you can press the F12 key to bring up a boot device menu.

I've been looking at the utilities listed on. Make sure the USB key is attached to your Linux computer. The problem I have is that even with a wired keyboard, I cannot access either the BIOS nor the Boot Menu. Hello, I have an Acer Aspire Z5761 which contains the 'American Megatrends Inc.

Hard Drives: C: 456 GB (244 GB Free) D: 229 GB (225 GB Free) Graphics Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics, 1796 Mb Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2100 CPU 3.10GHz, Intel64 Family 6 Model 42 Stepping 7

#Boot acer aspire from usb 64 Bit

OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview, 64 bit - build 16184 Tech Support Guy System Info Utility version 1.0.0.4