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1. Refind boot manager not finding ubuntudvd install#
2. Refind boot manager not finding ubuntudvd driver#

This sort of problem normally indicates a filesystem issue – rEFInd is getting stuck in an infinite loop attempting to read one of the filesystems on the disk. This is a quote from refind’s author Roderick W. If it isn’t a drive issue for you, see if any of the below helps.

Refind boot manager not finding ubuntudvd driver#

NOTE: You don’t need the NTFS driver to boot into Windows, since the EFI partition is using FAT. In my case it was an issue with the NTFS driver, so all I had to do was remove the ntfs_圆4.efi file from the EFI\Boot\drivers_圆4 folder.

Refind shows up without any option (hangs) This should rebuild your EFI partition and you should be able to boot into Windows now. To format and rebuild the partition, boot into your Windows 10 media (I hope you have one), launch a command prompt and execute the following: mountvol B: /s format B: /FS:FAT32 bcdboot C:\Windows /s B: /f UEFI Note that this will only work if Windows is the only operating system installed in this partition. I usually just format the partition and ask Windows to rebuild it, this way you should have a fresh start.

Refind boot manager not finding ubuntudvd install#

This probably happened to me a few dozen times in the process of trying to install refind.Īll you have to do is fix your EFI partition. Troubleshooting I messed things up and now I can’t boot my computer Since we manually added the Windows entry to refind, you should be able to boot into Windows from there. Next time you boot your firmware should not find Windows Boot Manager and fallback to refind. Close the command prompt and restart your computer. In this blog post I’ll be covering the process of installing and troubleshooting refind bootloader from a machine running Wind(although I hope this will survive any updates from Microsoft).Īt first, I tried following the official documentation and replacing the Īnd that’s it.