I have installed Kubuntu on a Toshiba laptop and now all I get is a totally black screen and the fan laughing at me when I switch on the notebook - not even the Toshiba sign and the possibility to enter the Bios are available.
I also tried to boot from the installation CD again, but it doesn't work.
The notebook was previously running on Windows XP, but when the computer came back from Toshiba "support" the system was pretty much useless, since windows only showed a blue screen and you had to do everything with this command menu thing (which you can access via strg + alt + del). When installing Kubuntu, I chose to delete everything which was on the harddrive before.
This is pretty much all I've done. Do I deserve this disaster?
Regards,
Robert
I also tried to boot from the installation CD again, but it doesn't work.
The notebook was previously running on Windows XP, but when the computer came back from Toshiba "support" the system was pretty much useless, since windows only showed a blue screen and you had to do everything with this command menu thing (which you can access via strg + alt + del). When installing Kubuntu, I chose to delete everything which was on the harddrive before.
This is pretty much all I've done. Do I deserve this disaster?
Regards,
Robert

: It is a bit embarrassing to have bothered you this, since the laptop now works perfectly fine after I have removed the battery and put it back again. I know it's the fools recipe, but it works! The bios is accessible again and Kubuntu boots and works just fine. I'll leave it to the geeks to figure out what was wrong initially. Thank you for your help and reply!
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