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Installation Maui 17.03 - Sigurd - 14th March 2017
Hi,
I got a Lenovo Ideaped 100 laptop with Windows 10 pre-installed. When I boot the computer there is no BIOS to see. But I found a way via the Windows settings to install Maui 17.03. I used the option to earase the hard drive and to install Maui using the entire hard drive. Everything was fine until I removed the install media and rebooted. I got the note: "Default Boot Device Missing or Boot Failed. Insert Recovery Media and Hit any key. Then select 'Boot Manager' to choose a new Boot Device or to Boot Recovery Media".
After hitting the OK button I saw the Boot Option Menue with
Maui (TOSHIBA MQ01ABF050)
EFI Hard Drive (TOSHIBA MQ01ABF050)
EFI PXE Network
When I choose Maui I get the note: "Maui has been blocked by the current security policy".
So, What can I do to make Maui working? How can I change the security policy?
Kind regards,
Sigurd
RE: Installation Maui 17.03 - leszek - 14th March 2017
Sounds like Secure Boot is turned on and blocking Maui.
You need to go into UEFI and turn that off. To go into your UEFI press F2 several times after turning the Laptop on.