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I'm sorry if this isn't the right place, but I never used Linux before and this is the best place to help me, I think. So, basically I lost my MB, changed and now I can't boot into windows due hardware changes apparently. I created a Linux mint bootable USB using a app for android called etchdroid, since don't work to create windows devices. I can get to the boot menu, but the the "normal boot", first option, I get black screen, and in the second (compatibility mode) I get a message: "efi stub: secure boot is enabled" I changed the secure boot in the bios, but then I get the same black screen as in first option. I searched a lot and apparently Linux don't like Nvidia and this cause the black screen, I don't wanna mess up with Linux command lines because I just wanna install to make a USB windows, nothing more and this is becoming a nightmare. Is there a Linux distro that I can install like a normal OS or I need use my on-board video card? Before anything, NO I don't have another pc and access to one and YES, my Nvidia is working. submitted by /u/zelcanelas [link] [comments]
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I try for some days to use google cloud linux instance and to bring on it GUI. Try different way like windows remote desktop (speed is a disaster) try VNC but was unable to start without localhost. At the end i find nomachine :) and i make a video of it. If you are interested can check and do it buy yourself https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eolNziYLe9Y submitted by /u/mshordja [link] [comments]
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