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In April I tried dual-booting Ubuntu 19.10 on my new Lenovo Yoga C740 but I couldn't get Ubuntu to boot, so I deleted the partition and have just tried again, only to have the same issues. I followed this guide including the parts in the beginning, disabling fast startup and secure boot. I...

when i made the partition, it only had an option called "new simple volume" so i followed the instructions on how to create a partition that way. ubuntu still allowed me to install on that one. it looks like the process to create a boot/efi partition is different so i'm hoping i can use this...

unfortunately i can't access the ubuntu side at all right now, unless i select "try ubuntu" through the usb i used for the installation. i'm not sure if it makes sense to try any of these tips using the usb? or if i end up uninstalling and trying again, i might try them before i even complete...

im thinking this bcdedit /set "{bootmgr}" path \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi doesn't work for the same reason I cant find ubuntu in the boot menu under the available boot options. somehow, \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi may not exist, so maybe it isn't an issue with grub at all? perhaps i installed it...

at the end of the tutorial i linked to, he says you might boot directly to windows and shows a command you can enter to set the grub menu bcdedit /set "{bootmgr}" path \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi so when i completed the installation and first restarted directly into windows i tried that but it...

So I just got a Lenovo Yoga which I am aware is not officially supported by Linux so worst case scenario, I remove windows entirely because at least Ubuntu appears to be working properly when I tested it out. I followed this tutorial and everything seemed to be successful until I restarted. It...