![]() The only hint I have is snapping some lines that come up, for about 0.5 sec., just before the grub prompt takes over. I have disabled Secure Boot in the menu, and I have disabled hibernation completely. I have tried other USB formatting tools, but with less luck. I tried some tips for getting out of grub, but "exit" is all that works, and the system resorts to Windows. On the other hand, if I specify an NTFS file system in Rufus, then it creates two partitions on the USB drive (one FAT and one NTFS) and gets stuck in grub without progressing to the installation options, regardless of which USB partition I prioritize in the boot menu. This appears to be because the installer cannot recognize the existing Windows NTFS partition. How to install Ubuntu 18.04 alongside Windows 10) which recommend using Rufus 3.8, which does the job if I keep the default file system (FAT32), however when the installation comes to the screen for choosing Installation type there are no options. I have a new computer with no disk drive and a Windows 10 (NTFS) partition, and I wanted to install Ubuntu 18.04 in dual boot configuration from a USB boot drive (exactly as I have done before for 16.04 on a Windows 7 (FAT32) machine).
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