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Ubuntu 22.04 Reset System Bootloop

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Hey I just installed my 22.04 Ubuntu and the installation was successful. Unforetunately I seem to be stuck in a "Reset System" boot loop which I can't seem to get out of.

When I boot the OS from the USB it works fine. Also my previous OS was Ubuntu 18.04 and it didn't have this issues. Any suggestions as to what might be the problem ?

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answered 2 Years ago quivedge · Accepted Answer

I had the same problem with my system. The problem is that it boots from /boot where it should boot from EFI. You can test if this works by the method depicted by @Sudoanon. If this works you can define a customized boot option as follows.

Go into your bios

Go to boot options

Select add customized boot option

Define the path to be EFIubuntugrubx64.efi (or whatever works for you)

Set custom boot option as first priority in boot order.

Save and exit

This worked for me, I hope it works for you as well.