In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to install Linux Mint removing other operating systems from your computer. Replace all other operating systems and install Linux Mint as the only OS on your computer.
#How to install phoenix os single boot software
Note that the # mentioned in the solution is not necessarily a single digit. Install Linux Mint in dual boot mode with Windows keeping both Windows and Linux Mint on the same computer. Dual boot at single click with PrimeOS installer Windows software arent compatible Standalone OS, better performance than any emulator 3x better performance. I applied the solution from a Fedora terminal, and finally rid myself from a random ubuntu entry from at least a year back. (ii) On the left-corner windows icon right click. Let’s get started with the uninstallation procedure ->. Hello! Although I'm not a Linux expert, and certainly not an authority on HP products, I think I found the answer to your question (I too had an errant UEFI entry in my F9 startup menu). When a computer is booted, UEFI firmware loads files stored on the ESP to start installed operating systems either windows or Linux (ubuntu/fedora/mint). I would most probably be able to reinstall Linux once those entries have been removed and the boot manager menu only has the Windows Boot Manager option left. OS boot Manager (UEFI) - Windows Boot ManagerĪny help to remove those 2 Linux entries would be greatly appreciated, because currently Grub won't install, and there's no way I can reinstall Linux without Grub bootloader. I decided to remove all partitions and restore my 2TB drive to its original state, but now I am stuck with 2 Linux OS boot managers (UEFI) underneath the original "Windows Boot Manager" on the boot selection screen when I press the "F9 hot key" I have tried several times to install Linux and the Grub bootloader, but still no success. I wanted to replace the Linux distribution with another one, which installed successfully in the same partitioned space as the first one, but then it couldn't install the Grub Bootloader at the end to complete the installation. I used the Linux distribution for a while and it was working successfully, no problems. If it is started in UEFI mode: You can adjust the boot in the bios and set Phoenix OS as the first boot. I have decided to install Linux on my hard drive (the 2TB one instead of the 128GB Solid State drive), and Linux successfully installed on the partition that I made available from the 2TB drive. If it is started in traditional mode: It may be due to the other installed systems or boot tools.
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