Ubuntu 14.04 Taking too much time to boot and screen is blinking continuously before startup
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In ubuntu 14.04 the screen is continuously blinking before the startup and its taking more than 2 minutes for boot. This issue is persisting after upgrade and update.
Here i'm adding the picture of boot screen 
I have no idea why this is happening my PC is dual boot with windows. Any assistance regarding this issue will be helpful.
14.04 boot drivers display startup
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In ubuntu 14.04 the screen is continuously blinking before the startup and its taking more than 2 minutes for boot. This issue is persisting after upgrade and update.
Here i'm adding the picture of boot screen
I have no idea why this is happening my PC is dual boot with windows. Any assistance regarding this issue will be helpful.
14.04 boot drivers display startup
asked 16 mins ago
crackhead.hcrackhead.h
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Ubuntu 14.04 LTS reaches EOL tomorrow (25-April-2019 it changes to 14.04 ESM) or 30-April-2019 on an earlier Canonical blog (2014.04 + 5 years = 2019.April) so I'd not worry about a slow booting system unless you're paying for Ubuntu Advantage & intend on keeping it [as ESM]. I'd suggest you instead think about the upgrade to a supported release (are there are things you can trim, etc to make your release-upgrade step simpler that may also help speed)
– guiverc
5 mins ago
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In ubuntu 14.04 the screen is continuously blinking before the startup and its taking more than 2 minutes for boot. This issue is persisting after upgrade and update.
Here i'm adding the picture of boot screen
I have no idea why this is happening my PC is dual boot with windows. Any assistance regarding this issue will be helpful.
14.04 boot drivers display startup
asked 16 mins ago
crackhead.hcrackhead.h
1610
In ubuntu 14.04 the screen is continuously blinking before the startup and its taking more than 2 minutes for boot. This issue is persisting after upgrade and update.
Here i'm adding the picture of boot screen
I have no idea why this is happening my PC is dual boot with windows. Any assistance regarding this issue will be helpful.
14.04 boot drivers display startup
14.04 boot drivers display startup
asked 16 mins ago
crackhead.hcrackhead.h
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asked 16 mins ago
crackhead.hcrackhead.h
1610
asked 16 mins ago
crackhead.hcrackhead.h
1610
asked 16 mins ago
crackhead.hcrackhead.h
1610
asked 16 mins ago
crackhead.hcrackhead.h
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Ubuntu 14.04 LTS reaches EOL tomorrow (25-April-2019 it changes to 14.04 ESM) or 30-April-2019 on an earlier Canonical blog (2014.04 + 5 years = 2019.April) so I'd not worry about a slow booting system unless you're paying for Ubuntu Advantage & intend on keeping it [as ESM]. I'd suggest you instead think about the upgrade to a supported release (are there are things you can trim, etc to make your release-upgrade step simpler that may also help speed)
– guiverc
5 mins ago
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Ubuntu 14.04 LTS reaches EOL tomorrow (25-April-2019 it changes to 14.04 ESM) or 30-April-2019 on an earlier Canonical blog (2014.04 + 5 years = 2019.April) so I'd not worry about a slow booting system unless you're paying for Ubuntu Advantage & intend on keeping it [as ESM]. I'd suggest you instead think about the upgrade to a supported release (are there are things you can trim, etc to make your release-upgrade step simpler that may also help speed)
– guiverc
5 mins ago
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS reaches EOL tomorrow (25-April-2019 it changes to 14.04 ESM) or 30-April-2019 on an earlier Canonical blog (2014.04 + 5 years = 2019.April) so I'd not worry about a slow booting system unless you're paying for Ubuntu Advantage & intend on keeping it [as ESM]. I'd suggest you instead think about the upgrade to a supported release (are there are things you can trim, etc to make your release-upgrade step simpler that may also help speed)
– guiverc
5 mins ago
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS reaches EOL tomorrow (25-April-2019 it changes to 14.04 ESM) or 30-April-2019 on an earlier Canonical blog (2014.04 + 5 years = 2019.April) so I'd not worry about a slow booting system unless you're paying for Ubuntu Advantage & intend on keeping it [as ESM]. I'd suggest you instead think about the upgrade to a supported release (are there are things you can trim, etc to make your release-upgrade step simpler that may also help speed)
– guiverc
5 mins ago
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Ubuntu 14.04 LTS reaches EOL tomorrow (25-April-2019 it changes to 14.04 ESM) or 30-April-2019 on an earlier Canonical blog (2014.04 + 5 years = 2019.April) so I'd not worry about a slow booting system unless you're paying for Ubuntu Advantage & intend on keeping it [as ESM]. I'd suggest you instead think about the upgrade to a supported release (are there are things you can trim, etc to make your release-upgrade step simpler that may also help speed)
– guiverc
5 mins ago