Then using the directories section, navigate until you can choose SHIM圆4.EFI (for Ubuntu only - for other distros use grub圆4.efi or grubx.efi if your PC is not amd64, anyway it will be named grubxxxxx.efi) in the Files section.Ī new boot option will now appear on the top and in the boot menu. In the File System drop down menu choose FS0: and EFI.The EFI Boot Selection window will pop up. Click the button to the left of the File Name text area.Type a name in the Boot Option Name text area ('Ubuntu', for example). come back to Boot Sequence ( General menu on the left) Go on Boot Sequence, you need to ensure the BIOS is set to UEFI, disable Legacy option ROMS and check that secure boot is enabled on the Secure Boot Enable line.

First, enter the BIOS by selecting bios setup. If you can see your USB key here, don't select it. When the Dell logo appears, hit F12 till you see the boot menu. Restart the PC with the USB plugged in.Go in your USB key and enter the EFI and please notice the name of the files here.as grub圆4.efi (unsecure boot) or shim圆4.efi (secure boot).Burn your iso with Rufus (mostly GPT mode for laptop after 2013, config autoselected by default in Rufus.For a dual boot with a Windows 10 preinstalled : The secret to install Ubuntu/Debian/any linux distrib on new Inspiron 5567 Kaby Lake is here: you need to create a special boot setup. I've had the same issue for 1 year now on my Inspiron 5567 Kaby Lake 7500U. Can anyone help me with a workaround or anything? I was following the steps on but under General Principles, number 5, I can not do this with my system. I assume my problem is that I can not install ubuntu correctly since I have to boot the usb in legacy mode when trying to install.Īlso, the filesystem on the usb appears as FAT32 which should be recognizable to windows to support usb uefi bootingĭoes anyone know of a way I can 'Boot from USB' with 'UEFI boot option'? The problem is, when I try to install ubuntu this way, after rebooting, my system boots directly to windows 10 and the grub option does not even appear, let alone the actual bootloader screen to select which OS I want to boot. This dell does not seem to support booting a usb from uefi as no matter what I try, 'Boot from usb' will NOT appear under 'UEFI boot options.' The only way for me to boot from the usb is to boot in legacy mode and then select boot from usb. I have a Dell Inspiron 7000 series with core i7 processor its 64bit and also boots windows with uefi. From what I've been researching, in order for ubtuntu to be dualbooted with windows 10 on a uefi machine, the ubuntu installation media (in this case a usb) must also be booted from uefi (as opposed to changing the boot setting to Legacy and booting from usb that way), so that the correct grub-efi, instead of grub-pc, is installed. I want to dual boot ubuntu 15.10 with already installed windows 10 (upgraded from 8).

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