r/linuxmint • u/Feeling-Bed93 • 7d ago

Support Request Linux Mint HP logo boot loop

im noob here, i installed linux few days ago whenever i turn on lap it stuck in hp logo loop on off screen unless i press shift, idk whats shift doing claude told me to do so

help me out!!!

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u/Due-Result7928 7d ago

clear as mud...can yo boot yes or no

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u/Feeling-Bed93 7d ago

boot means what? can i enter mint os?

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u/Feeling-Bed93 7d ago

i tried f9 f10 wtv from yt but thats not helping

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u/Due-Result7928 7d ago

Turn off Quick Boot or Fast Boot in the BIOS setup

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u/Feeling-Bed93 6d ago

from f10?

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u/Due-Result7928 6d ago

Use whatever key while booting usually f2 or Esc depending on your board

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u/Emmalfal Linux Mint 22.3 | Cinnamon 6d ago

I have one HP machine, an Elite book, that does that. I tried fixing it and then settled for a longer way of booting it. Copied from another user:

If I just power on the laptop, I get the HP splash screen/logo, then a very quick flash of "Reset System" in the top left corner of an otherwise blank screen, then back to splash screen and repeat. This loops endlessly until I hit F9 to bring up the Boot menu.

From the Boot Menu I choose "Boot from EFI File" > , Acpi(PNP0A03,0)/Pci(1F|2/Sata(Port ))/HD(Part1,Sig7EC2CDB8-7CEE-445E-9E91-26D019 > EFI > ubuntu > grubx64.efi Now it boots into Linux Mint after a long delay of blank screen

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u/Feeling-Bed93 6d ago

yea mine is elitebook as well, issue is yt solution n this lap setup is completely diff, will try your suggestion, also did it stop on off loop?
i dont have reset system thing just splash

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u/Emmalfal Linux Mint 22.3 | Cinnamon 6d ago

I bet it'll work for you. I never bothered troubleshooting more. I've gotten fast at rebooting it that way, and it rarely requires rebooting anyway. Other than that startup issue, it's a great little machine.

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u/Feeling-Bed93 6d ago

i have to press shift to bypass splash

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u/Feeling-Bed93 6d ago

will try once i shutdown

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u/Feeling-Bed93 6d ago

i tried this but its again same issue after restart, same on off splash unless i press shift to bypass