pranavbaitule
April 3rd, 2013, 04:06 PM
Hi. Yesterday I installed Ubuntu 12.04 on my notebook which had a pre-installed Windows 7 OS(64-bit).
My system config is - 320 GB HDD, 3 GB RAM, 1 GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4560
My notebook came with 4 existing primary partitions -
1)282 GB - OS and data.
2)16 GB - HP Recovery
3)100 MB - System
4)2 GB - HP Tools
So to install Ubuntu, I shrank the 282 GB to a 100 GB partition, deleted the HP Recovery and HP Tools, created a new NTFS 175 GB primary partition and another 22 GB extended partition on which I installed Ubuntu and I didn't touch the System partition.
After installation I rebooted my notebook and came to this screen -
http://lookpic.com/O/t2/184/ARkT4a3E.jpeg (http://lookpic.com/O/i2/184/ARkT4a3E.jpeg)
By selecting the first option I successfully booted up into Ubuntu without any problems. Then I rebooted and selected the 'Windows 7(loader)' option to start Windows and after the Windows logo appeared, all I got was a black screen. After a few minutes the system automatically shut itself down due to over heating.
Again rebooting I now selected the 'Windows Recovery Environment' option and I got to this screen -
http://lookpic.com/O/t2/428/o04soMUS.jpeg (http://lookpic.com/O/i2/428/o04soMUS.jpeg)
Pressed Enter and I saw this screen -
http://lookpic.com/O/t2/775/c8HKKvUf.jpeg (http://lookpic.com/O/i2/775/c8HKKvUf.jpeg)
Again pressed Enter, nothing happened. So I chose the 'Windows Memory Diagnostic' tool and ran it. During the tests my system again shut itself down due to overheating. My notebook did not come with a Windows 7 DVD but I created 4 recovery discs and a system repair disc. So I booted up using my system repair disc to try and repair the files but I got a BSOD saying "Fatal System Error. The system has been shut down."
I try pressing the F8 button to get additional boot options and boot into safe mode but I don't get any. I also installed and ran the boot-repair utility on Ubuntu but it didn't change anything I still get that black screen. I have my personal data backed up but I don't have a back up of the system image of Windows 7 and I have lots of software installed on that OS. Is there anyway to keep my software and get this damned OS to work again? The fan of my notebook is not blocked. Still I have this overheating problem. Even now when I am in Ubuntu, the fan is going crazy. Please help.
My system config is - 320 GB HDD, 3 GB RAM, 1 GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4560
My notebook came with 4 existing primary partitions -
1)282 GB - OS and data.
2)16 GB - HP Recovery
3)100 MB - System
4)2 GB - HP Tools
So to install Ubuntu, I shrank the 282 GB to a 100 GB partition, deleted the HP Recovery and HP Tools, created a new NTFS 175 GB primary partition and another 22 GB extended partition on which I installed Ubuntu and I didn't touch the System partition.
After installation I rebooted my notebook and came to this screen -
http://lookpic.com/O/t2/184/ARkT4a3E.jpeg (http://lookpic.com/O/i2/184/ARkT4a3E.jpeg)
By selecting the first option I successfully booted up into Ubuntu without any problems. Then I rebooted and selected the 'Windows 7(loader)' option to start Windows and after the Windows logo appeared, all I got was a black screen. After a few minutes the system automatically shut itself down due to over heating.
Again rebooting I now selected the 'Windows Recovery Environment' option and I got to this screen -
http://lookpic.com/O/t2/428/o04soMUS.jpeg (http://lookpic.com/O/i2/428/o04soMUS.jpeg)
Pressed Enter and I saw this screen -
http://lookpic.com/O/t2/775/c8HKKvUf.jpeg (http://lookpic.com/O/i2/775/c8HKKvUf.jpeg)
Again pressed Enter, nothing happened. So I chose the 'Windows Memory Diagnostic' tool and ran it. During the tests my system again shut itself down due to overheating. My notebook did not come with a Windows 7 DVD but I created 4 recovery discs and a system repair disc. So I booted up using my system repair disc to try and repair the files but I got a BSOD saying "Fatal System Error. The system has been shut down."
I try pressing the F8 button to get additional boot options and boot into safe mode but I don't get any. I also installed and ran the boot-repair utility on Ubuntu but it didn't change anything I still get that black screen. I have my personal data backed up but I don't have a back up of the system image of Windows 7 and I have lots of software installed on that OS. Is there anyway to keep my software and get this damned OS to work again? The fan of my notebook is not blocked. Still I have this overheating problem. Even now when I am in Ubuntu, the fan is going crazy. Please help.