Solution Colif Mar 7, 2018 check the boot method of the laptop, if its currently set to Legacy, set it to UEFI and try booting again. Visa versa if its set to UEFI. What laptop is it? YOur age really doesn't tell us a lot
check the boot method of the laptop, if its currently set to Legacy, set it to UEFI and try booting again. Visa versa if its set to UEFI. What laptop is it? YOur age really doesn't tell us a lot
Colif Distinguished Jun 12, 2015 626 35 20,140 Mar 7, 2018 Solution #2 check the boot method of the laptop, if its currently set to Legacy, set it to UEFI and try booting again. Visa versa if its set to UEFI. What laptop is it? YOur age really doesn't tell us a lot Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
check the boot method of the laptop, if its currently set to Legacy, set it to UEFI and try booting again. Visa versa if its set to UEFI. What laptop is it? YOur age really doesn't tell us a lot