Ubuntu 16.04 no display at all with caps lock light blinking
I have dual boot system with ubuntu 16.04 and windows 10.
Everything was working fine, last night I was using ubuntu and I shutdown the system, while it was shutting down I closed the lid.
Now when I start system there is no display at all with caps lock light blinking.
I tried to search for solution, mostly say that its kernel panic, but couldn't find any solution.
THERE IS NO DISPLAY AT ALL, AND I AM NOT EVEN ABLE TO GO MENU BOOT
MENU.
Is there any solution, what should I do?
boot dual-boot kernel
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
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I have dual boot system with ubuntu 16.04 and windows 10.
Everything was working fine, last night I was using ubuntu and I shutdown the system, while it was shutting down I closed the lid.
Now when I start system there is no display at all with caps lock light blinking.
I tried to search for solution, mostly say that its kernel panic, but couldn't find any solution.
THERE IS NO DISPLAY AT ALL, AND I AM NOT EVEN ABLE TO GO MENU BOOT
MENU.
Is there any solution, what should I do?
boot dual-boot kernel
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
1115
Can you press e from grub boot menu, remove splash and quiet from kernel boot line and press F10 to start. Then you will be able to see the kernel panic, a photo then can be useful.
– olivierb2
4 hours ago
@olivierb2 didn't get it, there is no display at all. kindly can you tell me step by step like force shut and than start and than ...
– Muhammad Faisal Iqbal
4 hours ago
Sorry, I forgot to say how to display grub : askubuntu.com/questions/16042/… Basically maintaining shift or esc in UEFI.
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
I assume you have at least the BIOS screen, right ?
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
add a comment |
I have dual boot system with ubuntu 16.04 and windows 10.
Everything was working fine, last night I was using ubuntu and I shutdown the system, while it was shutting down I closed the lid.
Now when I start system there is no display at all with caps lock light blinking.
I tried to search for solution, mostly say that its kernel panic, but couldn't find any solution.
THERE IS NO DISPLAY AT ALL, AND I AM NOT EVEN ABLE TO GO MENU BOOT
MENU.
Is there any solution, what should I do?
boot dual-boot kernel
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
1115
I have dual boot system with ubuntu 16.04 and windows 10.
Everything was working fine, last night I was using ubuntu and I shutdown the system, while it was shutting down I closed the lid.
Now when I start system there is no display at all with caps lock light blinking.
I tried to search for solution, mostly say that its kernel panic, but couldn't find any solution.
THERE IS NO DISPLAY AT ALL, AND I AM NOT EVEN ABLE TO GO MENU BOOT
MENU.
Is there any solution, what should I do?
boot dual-boot kernel
boot dual-boot kernel
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
1115
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
1115
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Muhammad Faisal Iqbal
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
1115
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
1115
asked 4 hours ago
Muhammad Faisal IqbalMuhammad Faisal Iqbal
1115
1115
Can you press e from grub boot menu, remove splash and quiet from kernel boot line and press F10 to start. Then you will be able to see the kernel panic, a photo then can be useful.
– olivierb2
4 hours ago
@olivierb2 didn't get it, there is no display at all. kindly can you tell me step by step like force shut and than start and than ...
– Muhammad Faisal Iqbal
4 hours ago
Sorry, I forgot to say how to display grub : askubuntu.com/questions/16042/… Basically maintaining shift or esc in UEFI.
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
I assume you have at least the BIOS screen, right ?
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Can you press e from grub boot menu, remove splash and quiet from kernel boot line and press F10 to start. Then you will be able to see the kernel panic, a photo then can be useful.
– olivierb2
4 hours ago
@olivierb2 didn't get it, there is no display at all. kindly can you tell me step by step like force shut and than start and than ...
– Muhammad Faisal Iqbal
4 hours ago
Sorry, I forgot to say how to display grub : askubuntu.com/questions/16042/… Basically maintaining shift or esc in UEFI.
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
I assume you have at least the BIOS screen, right ?
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
Can you press e from grub boot menu, remove splash and quiet from kernel boot line and press F10 to start. Then you will be able to see the kernel panic, a photo then can be useful.
– olivierb2
4 hours ago
Can you press e from grub boot menu, remove splash and quiet from kernel boot line and press F10 to start. Then you will be able to see the kernel panic, a photo then can be useful.
– olivierb2
4 hours ago
@olivierb2 didn't get it, there is no display at all. kindly can you tell me step by step like force shut and than start and than ...
– Muhammad Faisal Iqbal
4 hours ago
@olivierb2 didn't get it, there is no display at all. kindly can you tell me step by step like force shut and than start and than ...
– Muhammad Faisal Iqbal
4 hours ago
Sorry, I forgot to say how to display grub : askubuntu.com/questions/16042/… Basically maintaining shift or esc in UEFI.
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
Sorry, I forgot to say how to display grub : askubuntu.com/questions/16042/… Basically maintaining shift or esc in UEFI.
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
I assume you have at least the BIOS screen, right ?
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
I assume you have at least the BIOS screen, right ?
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
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Can you press e from grub boot menu, remove splash and quiet from kernel boot line and press F10 to start. Then you will be able to see the kernel panic, a photo then can be useful.
– olivierb2
4 hours ago
@olivierb2 didn't get it, there is no display at all. kindly can you tell me step by step like force shut and than start and than ...
– Muhammad Faisal Iqbal
4 hours ago
Sorry, I forgot to say how to display grub : askubuntu.com/questions/16042/… Basically maintaining shift or esc in UEFI.
– olivierb2
2 hours ago
I assume you have at least the BIOS screen, right ?
– olivierb2
2 hours ago