Problem with running Ubuntu in my laptop!

[xhulio]

First of all,i am a new member and i probably miss a lot of things. I am also a beginner so its gonna be difficult to make me understand. Please be as much patient as you can(with my English too).
My Problem:I tried to install Ubuntu and Mint in my laptop and i could not. The reason? Whatever the foto below says. This is what my virtual machine showed me,but i saw something similar when i installed Ubuntu and Mint for real. They were unable to run .Any ideas?




Please as much simple as possible including the language too.Thanks..

 

[arochester]

What is the make and model of your laptop?

 

[xhulio]

What is the make and model of your laptop?

dell inspiron 15 7000 series.

 

[arochester]

https://gist.github.com/jaderabbit/572c3f91c7ab1424fc6d39e0e91344e9

 

[xhulio]

It was already enabled if I found the right one .

 

[wizardfromoz]

G'day @xhulio and welcome to linux.org

Which version of Windows are you running, and which version of Virtual Box?

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz

 

[xhulio]

G'day @xhulio and welcome to linux.org

Which version of Windows are you running, and which version of Virtual Box?

Chris Turner
wizardfromoz

I am running Windows 10 home and Oracle VM VirtualBox bad i don't think that these are the problem. As i said when i installed Ubuntu normally,it couldn't run and it showed me something similar with my virtual machine!

 

[xhulio]

No ideas?

 

[wizardfromoz]

With those BIOS settings you showed us at #5, can you show us what is under the Security tab?

Wizard

 

[xhulio]

Yes of course

 

[wizardfromoz]

Where it says Secure Boot standard, can you check the options there to see if it has Enabled and Disabled?

Don't save any changes for now

Wizard

 

[xhulio]

There's not something like this.

 

[xhulio]

If i choose custom what happens?

 

[xhulio]

If i select custom it shows me some other options. Maybe i can change something from Here

 

[wizardfromoz]

Hi @xhulio I don't know that I would change anything there in case you lock yourself out of your computer

I have not seen such a Setup before, with Standard and Custom instead of Enable and Disable, and I have found nothing so far on the Internet.

Looking at another angle:

1. Did you use USB stick or DVD for the Live media?
2. If USB what was the burning method, for example Rufus, YUMI or other? Was it the same each time.
3. Did you verify the checksums for the .iso being burned?

Wizard

 

[xhulio]

I think that i did all these stuff and the usb was not the problem.Live came up successfully and the first time ubuntu and mint opened.But only then.
I was told that maybe the problem is my hard drive.

 

[wizardfromoz]

Good Morning from Australia.

@xhulio in your Aptio Setup Utility, what options does it show under Boot?

Wizard

 

[xhulio]

Its something whith secure boot.
Also boot option one has remained because i delete the ubuntu partition from windows.

 

[xhulio]

I disabled it and the virtual machine showed me the same thing. I don't know if i had to install Ubuntu again.

 

[wizardfromoz]

I disabled it

Is that the Secure Boot?

I found this

https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/take-control-your-pc-uefi-secure-boot

and this

and you can see that that is how your Secure Boot options should look - strange version of Aptio

I don't know if i had to install Ubuntu again.

Have you rebooted and what was the outcome?

Wizard

Edit - added BTW

BTW I know the video is Asus, but the Aptio should be the same, or similar