I am like Dan Streetman and can not type anything after this error during install of Ubuntu 17.04. I can not try sudo apt-get install-intelmicrocode or anything like this because it will not let me type.
I am like Thomas Hisch who posted on the Fedora community thread for this issue on 2017-11-08 13:56:34 EST https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1501362#c11
... because I also have an Asus motherboard and Intel i7. I think mine is a intel i7 3770K.
I followed steps to update the microchip manually from the windows hard drive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEYqw5tvZHs
This was successful, I have installed the latest microchip architecture.
I have noticed that some people are having luck changing files in the installer prior to boot. I want to try this but all the posts referring to this are far too geeky for me to follow. I am a first time linux user.
The USB installed Ubuntu flawlessly on my Lenovo laptop. I used rufus to make my .iso bootable.
Sorry I am not very tech savoy, I hope this helps everyone here.
I am like Dan Streetman and can not type anything after this error during install of Ubuntu 17.04. I can not try sudo apt-get install- intelmicrocode or anything like this because it will not let me type.
My screen looks like this. /photos. app.goo. gl/A5vYLwU5ChGq 8U7J3
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I am like Thomas Hisch who posted on the Fedora community thread for this issue on 2017-11-08 13:56:34 EST /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=1501362# c11
https:/
... because I also have an Asus motherboard and Intel i7. I think mine is a intel i7 3770K.
I followed steps to update the microchip manually from the windows hard drive. https:/ /www.youtube. com/watch? v=nEYqw5tvZHs
This was successful, I have installed the latest microchip architecture.
I have noticed that some people are having luck changing files in the installer prior to boot. I want to try this but all the posts referring to this are far too geeky for me to follow. I am a first time linux user.
The USB installed Ubuntu flawlessly on my Lenovo laptop. I used rufus to make my .iso bootable.
Sorry I am not very tech savoy, I hope this helps everyone here.