After i click try Ubuntu without installing it will go to desktop successfully but my mouse and keyboard...
while i am flashing iso file into USB an error popup saying 1 file not flashed but the flashing completes..my laptop is acer nitro 5 and is new laptop!!
dual-boot
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
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while i am flashing iso file into USB an error popup saying 1 file not flashed but the flashing completes..my laptop is acer nitro 5 and is new laptop!!
dual-boot
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
1
closed as unclear what you're asking by user535733, Melebius, Eric Carvalho, Kulfy, karel Jan 6 at 10:51
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. When you boot the Ubuntu-install-media; you should see briefly in the boot process a black screen, with person-in-circle & keyboard type icons at the bottom of the screen. I'd suggest pressing <Space> at that time, which will cause a menu to appear and you can check-install-media integrity (I'm hoping the keyboard will work at this point; if it doesn't, I'd suggest checking your ubuntu-install-media on another system first). Telling us your version of Ubuntu allows us to be more precise in answering.
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Jan 3 at 8:36
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while i am flashing iso file into USB an error popup saying 1 file not flashed but the flashing completes..my laptop is acer nitro 5 and is new laptop!!
dual-boot
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
1
while i am flashing iso file into USB an error popup saying 1 file not flashed but the flashing completes..my laptop is acer nitro 5 and is new laptop!!
dual-boot
dual-boot
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
1
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
1
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
1
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
1
asked Jan 3 at 8:21
Srinivas ValluriSrinivas Valluri
1
1
closed as unclear what you're asking by user535733, Melebius, Eric Carvalho, Kulfy, karel Jan 6 at 10:51
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. When you boot the Ubuntu-install-media; you should see briefly in the boot process a black screen, with person-in-circle & keyboard type icons at the bottom of the screen. I'd suggest pressing <Space> at that time, which will cause a menu to appear and you can check-install-media integrity (I'm hoping the keyboard will work at this point; if it doesn't, I'd suggest checking your ubuntu-install-media on another system first). Telling us your version of Ubuntu allows us to be more precise in answering.
– guiverc
Jan 3 at 8:36
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The description of your problem dies not seem to match the title. It's not clear what problem you want help with. Please edit your title (or body) to ask a single question and describe the problem clearly.
– user535733
Jan 3 at 8:39
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. When you boot the Ubuntu-install-media; you should see briefly in the boot process a black screen, with person-in-circle & keyboard type icons at the bottom of the screen. I'd suggest pressing <Space> at that time, which will cause a menu to appear and you can check-install-media integrity (I'm hoping the keyboard will work at this point; if it doesn't, I'd suggest checking your ubuntu-install-media on another system first). Telling us your version of Ubuntu allows us to be more precise in answering.
– guiverc
Jan 3 at 8:36
2
The description of your problem dies not seem to match the title. It's not clear what problem you want help with. Please edit your title (or body) to ask a single question and describe the problem clearly.
– user535733
Jan 3 at 8:39
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. When you boot the Ubuntu-install-media; you should see briefly in the boot process a black screen, with person-in-circle & keyboard type icons at the bottom of the screen. I'd suggest pressing <Space> at that time, which will cause a menu to appear and you can check-install-media integrity (I'm hoping the keyboard will work at this point; if it doesn't, I'd suggest checking your ubuntu-install-media on another system first). Telling us your version of Ubuntu allows us to be more precise in answering.
– guiverc
Jan 3 at 8:36
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. When you boot the Ubuntu-install-media; you should see briefly in the boot process a black screen, with person-in-circle & keyboard type icons at the bottom of the screen. I'd suggest pressing <Space> at that time, which will cause a menu to appear and you can check-install-media integrity (I'm hoping the keyboard will work at this point; if it doesn't, I'd suggest checking your ubuntu-install-media on another system first). Telling us your version of Ubuntu allows us to be more precise in answering.
– guiverc
Jan 3 at 8:36
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– user535733
Jan 3 at 8:39
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If you're using Windows to flash the .iso, use Rufus but if you're using Linux use UNetbootin if that doesn't work try other keyboards and mouse.
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
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If you're using Windows to flash the .iso, use Rufus but if you're using Linux use UNetbootin if that doesn't work try other keyboards and mouse.
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
Kulfy
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answered Jan 3 at 16:12
Zastian PretoriusZastian Pretorius
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If you're using Windows to flash the .iso, use Rufus but if you're using Linux use UNetbootin if that doesn't work try other keyboards and mouse.
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
Kulfy
3,96751240
answered Jan 3 at 16:12
Zastian PretoriusZastian Pretorius
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If you're using Windows to flash the .iso, use Rufus but if you're using Linux use UNetbootin if that doesn't work try other keyboards and mouse.
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
Kulfy
3,96751240
answered Jan 3 at 16:12
Zastian PretoriusZastian Pretorius
12
If you're using Windows to flash the .iso, use Rufus but if you're using Linux use UNetbootin if that doesn't work try other keyboards and mouse.
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
Kulfy
3,96751240
answered Jan 3 at 16:12
Zastian PretoriusZastian Pretorius
12
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
Kulfy
3,96751240
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
Kulfy
3,96751240
edited Jan 3 at 17:52
Kulfy
3,96751240
3,96751240
answered Jan 3 at 16:12
Zastian PretoriusZastian Pretorius
12
answered Jan 3 at 16:12
Zastian PretoriusZastian Pretorius
12
answered Jan 3 at 16:12
Zastian PretoriusZastian Pretorius
12
12
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. When you boot the Ubuntu-install-media; you should see briefly in the boot process a black screen, with person-in-circle & keyboard type icons at the bottom of the screen. I'd suggest pressing <Space> at that time, which will cause a menu to appear and you can check-install-media integrity (I'm hoping the keyboard will work at this point; if it doesn't, I'd suggest checking your ubuntu-install-media on another system first). Telling us your version of Ubuntu allows us to be more precise in answering.
– guiverc
Jan 3 at 8:36
2
The description of your problem dies not seem to match the title. It's not clear what problem you want help with. Please edit your title (or body) to ask a single question and describe the problem clearly.
– user535733
Jan 3 at 8:39