01-24-2015, 02:41 PM
After reading your post I'm not entirely sure where the computer stands right now, but sounds like you can still boot into Windows -- but not into Linux Lite. I'm guessing either Windows took over booting and won't boot LL, or Windows messed up grub on LL.
Are you saying that you tried booting from the same "live" USB you used to install LL with and it wouldn't boot?
If so, sometimes that happens. Just try booting from it again -- a few times if necessary. (Try with it plugged into a different USB slot to see if that makes a difference.) As long as you didn't physically do anything to that USB, I don't see any reason why it would suddenly not work anymore. The Bios boot menu should not have been affected by anything done during installations of either OS -- so booting USB should still work.
Once booted up again with live LL USB, follow directions for installing Boot-Repair in live environment (see "2nd option: install Boot-Repair in Ubuntu"), then run the "Recommended repair". (Save the URL the program generates just in case the fix doesn't work and post it back here for us to see if that becomes necessary.) Reboot without live USB when repair is done and see if it worked.
(01-24-2015, 02:14 PM)Akinaro link Wrote: I though that plugging USB with LinuxLite give me more options or access to console, but now when I select pendrive in Bios boot menu I get error: BOOTMGR not found!
Are you saying that you tried booting from the same "live" USB you used to install LL with and it wouldn't boot?
If so, sometimes that happens. Just try booting from it again -- a few times if necessary. (Try with it plugged into a different USB slot to see if that makes a difference.) As long as you didn't physically do anything to that USB, I don't see any reason why it would suddenly not work anymore. The Bios boot menu should not have been affected by anything done during installations of either OS -- so booting USB should still work.
Once booted up again with live LL USB, follow directions for installing Boot-Repair in live environment (see "2nd option: install Boot-Repair in Ubuntu"), then run the "Recommended repair". (Save the URL the program generates just in case the fix doesn't work and post it back here for us to see if that becomes necessary.) Reboot without live USB when repair is done and see if it worked.
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