Scenario
- A bootable disk of GRUB multi-boot configuration for Ubuntu Desktop 20.04 and Windows 10.
- Migrate the disk from machine A to B, where,
- Machine A has AMD APU A10 5800K and AMD RX570 graphics card installed as well as related drivers.
- Machine B has Intel i5 CPU and Nvidia 3060 graphics card installed.
Issue
Both Windows 10 and Ubuntu failed to boot normally. Ubuntu displayed black screen and Windows 10 displayed BSOD within AODDriver2.sys errors.
Solution
The main goal is removing the problematic driver. Thus we need to boot without loading the driver. Following are steps for both OSes.
Ubuntu
- Select
Advanced Options for Ubuntu
. - Select latest kernel version of
(recovery mode)
suffix. - Select
Enable network
(may not necessary, I did it anyway). - Select
resume
. - Such that Ubuntu successfully boots into desktop environment without loading the problematic graphics driver. For now screen resolution may not fit in your display(s).
- Run software updater and search for proprietary drivers from Nvidia.
- Install a preferred driver.
Windows 10
- Select
Advanced Repair Options
after two consecutive boot failures. - Select
Troubleshoot/Advanced options/Startup Settings
then reboot. - Select
Safe Mode with Command Prompt
via pressing number key or function key accordingly. - Type
appwiz.cpl
to launchProgram and Features
. - Locate AMD drivers and remove them with
Program and Features
. - Reboot.
- Install the Nvidia driver provided by hardware vendor.
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