Can anyone help me? This is my first time posting to a forum like this, so I hope I have provided all the information needed. I have live-booted Linux Mint on this machine from this same USB stick previously (I used Etcher then) so I don't think it's a hardware problem either. I tried switching the correct boot option to the top of the boot priority, saved and exited, but it still booted to Windows as if the option didn't exist. I also tried to boot again directly from the boot menu this time (instead of accessing the boot menu from BIOS), it still didn't work. When I select Windows, it boots up normally. Fix a bug when ISO contains a ksfile:/xxx boot parameter. There was a separate track for each Mac/Windows/Linux and several manual and error-prone steps along the way. ( 1782) Fix the overflow is detected error in WIMBOOT mode for large ISO file. no more complicated install instructions. ( 1837) Fix typo in VentoyPlugson web page. Selecting the proper boot option does nothing and I return to the BIOS screen. Always use /bin/bash to launch VentoyPlugson.sh ( 1809) Add w and r hotkey for WIMBOOT and GRUB2 mode. I first tried it by accessing the boot menu from BIOS (UEFI, secure boot disabled). You must first download the Ubuntu ISO image from the Ubuntu website. In step 4, create a web page using a script that runs on the Ventoy computer.

The third step is to copy the downloaded Windows ISO image to the Ventoy partition. I properly installed (from Windows 10 ) Ventoy on a USB stick a couple of days ago and copied a Linux Mint iso and a Puppy Linux iso to the proper partition (reformatted as FAT32), but my computer refuses to acknowledge Ventoy. You’ll need to make sure that you’ve already installed Linux in order to launch Ubuntu.

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