Solving Bios settings don't save after installing Linux Ubuntu 17.10

Step 0, don't subscribe

Step 1

-Open terminal, and go to the path of the downloaded file.

-Type the following command

Or simply right click and select open with software installer, and wait a few seconds / minutes.

You saved your laptop

Step 2
-If you don't have grub, install it via the commands below

Open a terminal and put

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair && boot-repair

And then select recommended repair

- Reboot the system, and go to grub.
- Select advanced blah blah blah
- select the newly installed recovery.
-Reboot you system
- go to the Bios settings.
- change them! And reboot your system again and go to BIOS settings again to confirm that the BIOS is working again

Bye 👋

[edgeeven]

i spent 2 months posting on forums, yet no good answers, i ll try this out when i get the chance, thanks for sharing!

[AzIOGamer]

You don't need to remove your harddisk id you are able to boot to Ubuntu immediately from it

[tejaswaghulde]

currently my laptop is on Windows 10 last year i dual booted linux with windows 10
after few months i removed linux but after it i am faccing the problem i can't change any settings in bios or can even reset the bios please help