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1. INSTALLER USER INTERFACE MODE NOT SUPPORTED NX 9.0 INSTALL
2. INSTALLER USER INTERFACE MODE NOT SUPPORTED NX 9.0 PC

I did set up a dual boot before on an old laptop about 6 or 7 years ago using largely the same installation process and has no issues. As I said, a lot of the solutions I read were very technical and seemed very specific to the person who was asking. I apologise if this was answered elsewhere. I'm unfamiliar with terminal commands, but I'm happy to try any that you recommend to fix this. I have tried turning off Fast Startup in Windows to no avail.

INSTALLER USER INTERFACE MODE NOT SUPPORTED NX 9.0 PC

The installation finished, I restarted the PC and then it booted straight into Windows instead of showing the GRUB menu.Īs far as I know, both my Windows and Linux Mint boot in UEFI mode, not legacy mode.

INSTALLER USER INTERFACE MODE NOT SUPPORTED NX 9.0 INSTALL

When i got to the option to install Linux Mint alongside Windows, I selected that and it was installed in the 200GB partition of free space i created.ĥ. I restarted my PC and booted into Linux Mint and clicked "Install Linux Mint".Ĥ. iso file and used Etcher to create a bootable USB.ģ. I left a 200GB partition of free space on my NVMe drive where I wanted to install Linux Mint.Ģ. The steps I followed to install Linux Mint where as follows:ġ. This is really annoying as I often don't press F11 in time, and I would much rather have the GRUB menu appear every time I boot up. I have a split second window to mash the F11 button to get into the BIOS boot menu where I can choose Linux instead. That's not the case for me though, as my PC boots into Windows almost immediately. All tutorials that I watched/read for setting up the dual boot showed that after the installation, whenever I boot up my PC I should see a GRUB menu where I choose which OS to boot into. I am a complete beginner with Linux, I am trying to set up a dual boot with my Windows installation to work on some programming for my Computer Science course that I just started. Hi, I tried searching for a solution to this but all of the answers are very technical.