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I'm using a different USB keyboard but it's going into the pc on the same USB port. Is it worth trying it in another port?
I'm using a different USB keyboard but it's going into the pc on the same USB port. Is it worth trying it in another port?
As was suggested earlier, I bet it's the USB K/B issue, are you able to use any other keys, other than the arrow keys to select different HDDs?
Here's the next step, the 500GB partition/HDD needs marked Inactive, open an elevated command window and use this outline to mark that HDD/partition as inactive; if you have any questions about this feel free to ask.
Well, some successPutting the keyboard through a different USB port has restored keyboard functionality. I chose drive 1 but it wouldn't boot. I got a message saying cannot boot need system disk.
As I say, maybe Linux got wiped last night. However I'm relieved that I can now do a boot from disk. Maybe I should start over and install Ubuntu on that drive.
What do you reckon?
Not sure how to go about that Ted. I know how to do an elevated command prompt. Do you mean copy what you have put in except applied to my 500GB drive?
Something else weird. I just opened Disk Management again and the numbers have changed. Disk 1 is now the 500gb disk. what's going on?