ok thanks. Last idea: placing your boot files at the start of the disk (in case you were affected by Bug #1030887 ): 1) via Windows tools, reduce Windows partition from 51.7GB to 50GB, in order to create 2GB free space between sda2 and sda3. 2) in this free space, create a 1GB EXT4 partition , and a new BIOS-Boot partition. (you can delete the old one) 3) Make your Ubuntu use the 1GB EXT4 partition as separate /boot (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootPartition ) 4) Please reboot and indicate if you can reproduce the bug.
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