Windows Update |BEST| Download And Install Greyed Out
Julieta Bassette
I'm installing Ubuntu 13.04 onto my 32-bit Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, from a live-usb. One of the screens says "Installation type", with the three options "Install Ubuntu alongside Windows Vista" or "Replace Windows Vista with Ubuntu" or "Something else". No matter which of those three options I highlight, the "Continue" button is always grayed out and un-selectable. (I can only select "Quit" or "Back".) (When I highlight the second option, the word "Continue" switches to "Install Now" on the button ... but it is still grayed out and unselectable.)
Other than the fact that I cannot "continue", the installer offers no information about what's going wrong. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!! [I am also happy to hear advice about how exactly I can file a bug report about this.]
I also had this problem installing Kubuntu 16.10 in VirtualBox. Unlike shao.lo, for me dynamic vs. fixed .vdi didn't matter. For me the problem was that the virtual disk was too small, but the installer doesn't give any useful error report about this. There is an icon on the screen indicating the issue, but it's so abstracted as to be meaningless: it looks like a trashcan with a line through it, with no accompanying explanation. (If the disk is adequate it will be a checkbox.) I created a new VDI of appropriate size (>8.6GB, apparently) and it worked.
I had this problem trying to install Kubuntu 16.10 in VirtualBox. Initially I had chosen a dynamic vdi disk. The install would get to the second page of the install where "Install Updates as part of install" is. No matter what I did the Continue button would always be greyed out.
I had the same problem during install kubuntu 16.04.2 LTS. The problem was the size of the dynamic vdi disk. The default size of 8 GByte was not enough. After setting it to 256 GByte the installation was possible.
Same problem here, trying to install lubuntu 17.04 in my old Aspire One and that problem happen every time. Reading about the problem i found a question about the ACPI, so a decide to turn it off, but Lubuntu doents have the menu options to choose the grub parameters, then to change the boot options of the lubuntu you have to edit the file \boot\grub\loopback.cfg on the pendrive, and add the parameter "acpi=off", near the "boot=casper" i think its a good place.
I've tested changing the new Drop-Down in the Pulseway Patch Policy from "Automatically download updates and let a user choose when to install" to "Notify before downloading and installing and updates" - which controls the AUOptions Registry Key and changes that to 2, so it matches with our setting from GPO - but unfortunately that didn't change that behaviour (button still greyed out).
I have this newly built 2008 R2 server that is to become a Hyper-V host soon. The OS is patched fully, but nothing else is installed. Windows is activated. It is a non-domain server and has no network connection yet. (It used to via DHCP, so I could do LiveUpdate, but I've since set to static but it is not connected)
I've successfully installed the core product/media server and LU says my product is already up to date. When I go to install the RAWS agent on this media sever, I the option is grayed out. The only option is this "Create Transform set' or someting which relates to Active Directory, and this is not a domain server so I know this option doesn't apply.
This leaves no option to install local RAWS. My first though is that maybe local RAWS is a default part of just installing the media server, but if I run the Backup Exec Agent Utility it sess nothing.
No raws is installed on the media server as a part of the install and should already be on the machine... Please verify this in windows services to see is the backup exec remote agent for windows is present
if booted machine has normal BIOS and lets say Windows installed on Harddisk,
but not !! if booted machine has EFI ( secure boot disabled ) and lets say Windows ( no difference if 7 or 8.1 ) on Harddisk. In this case the "install bootloader on" - section in systemback is greyed out and I cannot install bootloader nor configure, where the bootloader should be installed.
Questions:
1. Why the install bootloader section is greyed out in this case ?
2. If I install the system with greyed out bootloader section - you will write a bootloader anyway ? If yes, on which device ( this could be very delicious ) ?
3. If you don't write a bootloader - may I chroot to the installed system and install the bootloader by hand in MBR of Stick ( supposed yes ) and efi will boot ( supposed no ) ?
4. If in the case, I must have an efi boot partition also on stick - must the efi boot partition be the first partition on stick ?
5. Or, if 4. is correct, may I mount ( or configure mount in systemback ) /boot/efi on running squashfs source system on partition 1 ?
The GRUB installation is possible when the followings are true:
with BIOS:
- grub-pc-bin and grub2-common packages are installed
with UEFI:
- grub-efi-amd64-bin and grub2-common packages are installed
- the /boot/efi mount point is set (see the warning on the GUI)
If you want to create a universal installer, just install the grub-efi-amd64-bin, grub-pc-bin and grub2-common packages. But these packages are automatically installing when you install the Systemback. Except when you using the '--no-install-recommends' options.
2. No, but if possible, the Systemback run the 'update-grub' command, without the 'grub-install'.
3. If the GRUB installation is not possible, then the GRUB installation is not possible. But yeah, if you using the 'chroot' on the installed system and install the necessary packages, then the manual GRUB installation will be possible.
4. If you want to install the - working - GRUB on the UEFI system, you will need the followings:
- a UEFI-detected device with GUID partition table
- a FAT32 (VFAT) partition (100 MiB) under the /boot/efi mount point (do not need to using the first partition)
Remark: some UEFI implementations can not detect the Linux-system as an operating system. In this case you need to open the UEFI boot menu and select the Ubuntu (or set the boot entry in the UEFI setup).
Hi. I just bought ana 2 and installed the ultimate presets. Everything was working perfectly until all my presets started to slowly become unusable. The presets texted changed to a light grey color and I am not longer able to loud any sounds. Does anybody know how to fix this?
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