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Reset System Loop - Ubuntu

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Reset System Loop - Ubuntu

After restarting pc, it is restarting automatically again and again showing 'Reset System'. This articles help you to fix this problem.

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What is the problem:

I installed Ubuntu with Windows 11 using dual boot and when I restart my laptop, it is showing -> 'Reset system' then restart after installing ubuntu and continue restarting ... ( didn't see any grub menu)

I am sharing one Reddit post that faced the same problem in which one video is included -

Reset System Loop post in Reddit

So first I tried:

I was using a hp laptop. So, I go to the boot menu option and chose Windows boot manager. After doing this operation, it is automatically booting to Windows and I restarted it was not showing the grub menu anymore.

Solution of 'Reset system loop' problem:

  1. First, make a bootable usb using Ubuntu ISO from official website.

  2. Restart pc and go to the boot menu option choose that pendrive.

  3. Simply click try or install Ubuntu and click try Ubuntu mode.

  4. Open terminal and Run these commands:

  • sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair

  • sudo apt-get update

  • sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair && boot-repair

and you will be asked to choose like this option:

choose the recommended repair option.

and wait to complete these process.

and then restart.

Note: If you haven't done dual boot, you can see the grub menu.

If you did dual boot, follow few steps more:

  • Boot to Windows

  • Open Command prompt with run as administration permission.

  • run this command: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} path \EFI\ubuntu\grubx64.efi

Final step:

  • Restart your pc

  • And now you're able to choose your os option from the grub menu.

If you face any kind of problem, feel free to reach out to me.

Thank you.

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