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I RMA'ed mu nuc 8 hvk and received either a new or refurbished one today.
I put my disk and memory back in, attached only a mouse and keyboard,
When it boots it shows part 1 ubuntu I don't even have Ubuntu Linux installed on my disk 1
I've done a diskpart and it shows all the normal partitions that are there for windows
when I go into the bios it shows Unbuntu as my 1st boot device see pic
I will await a response.
I received either a refurbished or new intel nuc today.
I attached only the monitor,keyboard and mouse, after physically putting my memory and 2x pcie nvme disks.
The pc sees Ubuntu on my boot disk. And tries to be go and ibstead it stops at what looks like a grub bootloader text line. There has never been an Ubuntu install on this disk. Windows 10 pro only.
I can boot to the secondary disk as I have a recovery install of win 10 pro on it.
In the recovery environment I used diskpart to verify that the oartitiobs that are on the boot disk is indeed win10.
I have a recovery partition, an efi system partition, a Microsoft reserved partition and if course the c: drive partition.
I can even see all my files on the disk.
So whatever your depot technician did, is resulting in the bios incorrectly seeing my windows boot partition as ubuntu for some reason.
I've posted this at your intel community online in the NUC category asking for help on how to fix this.
I'm open to any suggestions. If I have to send this unit back via RMA because your depot technician doesn't know what he's doing, you will be paying for me to send it back to the intel depot .
The bios is correctly set to ahci abd it sees the 2 m.2 pcie nvme, so i have no understanding where its seeing ubuntu at.
tdean
again i don't have ubuntu installed on my disk 1 its windows 10 pro
so why the hell it it seeing and trying to boot from some invisible ubuntu install that isnt even installed
Any suggestions on what the hell is going on with this?
I selected secure boot and all I get is a black screen with the power button, nic light and power light on...no disk activity
so i try a f9/f10 and it boots to a black screen
what have you people sent me?
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Nevermind. I fixed it myself. How ? simple......delete all the bcd store firmware entries then since I have a scheduled task that always backsup my bcdstore with my current boot entries I simply imported the latest version and rebooted and there it was....
Did I tell you I grew up and used to be tech support on IBM Mainframes and IBM Midrange computers long before I ever worked on a pc?
Tdean
you can post this as solved
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I understand your frustrations, but you need to watch your language. Please edit your subject line.
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Nevermind. I fixed it myself. How ? simple......delete all the bcd store firmware entries then since I have a scheduled task that always backsup my bcdstore with my current boot entries I simply imported the latest version and rebooted and there it was....
Did I tell you I grew up and used to be tech support on IBM Mainframes and IBM Midrange computers long before I ever worked on a pc?
Tdean
you can post this as solved
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I've also had many years of working in the IT industry, but seeing a motherboard install grub independently (although not technically impossible) would be a new one to me.

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