Good morning! I have a quick question about boot order after Linux has been installed from a live USB boot. I have tried and installed Mint 19.1 from a bootable USB with a dual boot on my old Vista laptop. I had changed the boot order to make the USB bootable, and now, I am now finding that the boot into Mint is very slow. I was wondering if I should reset the boot order back to the hard drive first now that Mint is actually on the hard drive? Would that speed things up? Maybe Linux is looking for that bootable drive and there isn’t one now?
There is a lot more info in this discussion, which has gotten pretty long, so I thought I’d just ask this quick question in a new thread.
I am loving Mint BTW, but the long boot – and the occasional loss of connection for my USB mouse – are the main issues I am now trying to resolve.
Thanks everyone for any help!
LH