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I finally found out how to fix this issue.

Reboot and press F2 to enter the bios.

  • Go to the General section then click Boot Sequence
  • Make sure the UEFI option is checked.
  • click the Add Boot Option button
  • on the Add Boot Option panel click the File Name button
  • Browse to the shimx64.efi file and click Ok
  • Enter a name in the Boot Option Name field then click Ok.
  • Save the changes and reboot

Here is a step by step for Ubuntu 15.04.
It might have some slight differences withagainst Debian but it's basically the same.
Hope it helps.

I finally found out how to fix this issue.

Reboot and press F2 to enter the bios.

  • Go to the General section then click Boot Sequence
  • Make sure the UEFI option is checked.
  • click the Add Boot Option button
  • on the Add Boot Option panel click the File Name button
  • Browse to the shimx64.efi file and click Ok
  • Enter a name in the Boot Option Name field then click Ok.
  • Save the changes and reboot

Here is a step by step for Ubuntu 15.04.
It might have some slight differences with Debian but it's basically the same.
Hope it helps.

I finally found out how to fix this issue.

Reboot and press F2 to enter the bios.

  • Go to the General section then click Boot Sequence
  • Make sure the UEFI option is checked.
  • click the Add Boot Option button
  • on the Add Boot Option panel click the File Name button
  • Browse to the shimx64.efi file and click Ok
  • Enter a name in the Boot Option Name field then click Ok.
  • Save the changes and reboot

Here is a step by step for Ubuntu 15.04.
It might have some slight differences against Debian but it's basically the same.
Hope it helps.

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Duddy67
  • 139
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  • 9

I finally found out how to fix this issue.

Reboot and press F2 to enter the bios.

  • Go to the General section then click Boot Sequence
  • Make sure the UEFI option is checked.
  • click the Add Boot Option button
  • on the Add Boot Option panel click the File Name button
  • Browse to the shimx64.efi file and click Ok
  • Enter a name in the Boot Option Name field then click Ok.
  • Save the changes and reboot

Here is a step by step for Ubuntu 15.04.
It might have some slight differences with Debian but it's basically the same.
Hope it helps.