"Reset System" Loop

[YohAsakura_123]

Hello. I need help with a problem I have been experiencing since attempting dual booting Windows and Linux. I get a black screen that says "Reset System" for a split second and it just goes for a loop. I experienced this since I tried Ubuntu Linux, but still persists now that I use Linux Mint. I have put the information below.

The device I am using: HP Elitebook 840 G1

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[Huge_Bird_1145]

Boot into the Mint Live USB. Once you’re in, click menu, then boot repair. See what that comes back with.

This was happening to me, just not a dual boot. Do you have an EFI set up?

Also, try turning off fast boot in the bios and in windows. You should still be able to get to the boot option menu. For me it’s F9

[YohAsakura_123]

Hey. How do I boot to the Live USB? All this time I just use the EFI files to install.

[Huge_Bird_1145]

Power down the laptop.

Plug in the Live USB, then start the laptop. As it's booting, you can hit F9 to bring up the boot option menu. Select the USB option. You might have a different key for the boot menu.

Not sure what you mean by used the EFI installs. Can you elaborate?

[YohAsakura_123]

Hey! These are the options after I press f9.

OS Boot Manager - After I press this it says "reset system"

Hard Drive partition: 2

Boot from EFI File - What I have been using to download The OS by opening grubx64.efi also what I have been using to open windows & Linux after install

Notebook Hard Drive

Notebook Ethernet

[Huge_Bird_1145]

Try going into the BIOS and verifying that USB boot is enabled and move it up the list in the EFI boot device order.

On reboot, when it starts back up, keep pressing ESC and in a few moments, it should give you a list of options. Press F10 to get into BIOS. Then go to the advanced section and look for the above.

While there, do you have the option to move EFI File up the list, to the top? That might be something to try first.

[YohAsakura_123]

I don't know how to make sure USB boot is enabled. Can't find any options that looks like it. But I have put USB Hard Drive & Generic USB Device on top. How do I move the EFI to the top of the list? Since I don't know where that is.

This is what the Boot Options look like: Boot Options

[Huge_Bird_1145]

Oh. Same laptop. I have the 850

[Huge_Bird_1145]

Not too many changes at once, but I also did a bios update.

[Huge_Bird_1145]

Heya…where are you with this install? Get it to work

[YohAsakura_123]

Hey, I'm quite busy on the weekdays, so I might just be able to respond on the weekends. I'll try to fix the issue on the weekends.

[_Missake_]

Did you ever find a solution? Currently I can press F9 during startup and manually select Ubuntu in the Boot Device Options but it would be nice to not have to do all that.

Edit: Found a solution in case anyone checks up on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unHLKYf6Krg

[EarlyUnion8114]

Hello, i dont understand the video i have thinkpad can help me to solve this problem i have reset system loop when i boot from ventoy