mcriegel
December 27th, 2012, 11:56 PM
Hi there,
I have been wanting to experiment with the Linux operating system for a while so I decided I would load Ubuntu on my Acer Aspire One Netbook. It seemed to have installed completely, I even got to the Linux desktop once. However, now every time I try to boot up the machine, it gives me an error saying there's no Bootable Disk. I'm assuming this means I haven't installed it correctly. How can I get it back to the way it was, for example starting the machine in windows? Let me also add that the Alt + f10 solution only takes me to the same error message screen, but I can access the Setup Utility by pressing f2. the D2D recovery is enabled so I'm not sure why the alt+f10 isn't allowing me to recovery boot the computer. Thanks in advance
I have been wanting to experiment with the Linux operating system for a while so I decided I would load Ubuntu on my Acer Aspire One Netbook. It seemed to have installed completely, I even got to the Linux desktop once. However, now every time I try to boot up the machine, it gives me an error saying there's no Bootable Disk. I'm assuming this means I haven't installed it correctly. How can I get it back to the way it was, for example starting the machine in windows? Let me also add that the Alt + f10 solution only takes me to the same error message screen, but I can access the Setup Utility by pressing f2. the D2D recovery is enabled so I'm not sure why the alt+f10 isn't allowing me to recovery boot the computer. Thanks in advance