Installing Libreelec on Lenovo M92

woomy123 · June 16, 2019 at 10:10 PM

hi new here and i need of some help.

trying to installing LE on my lenovo m92 but after the install i get an Error 'error 1962 no operating system found'

can anyone help with solving this?

thanks

**mglae** · June 18, 2019 at 5:14 PM

Maybe you did boot the USB installer in legacy mode and the system is using EFI afterwards.

If the USB stick is listed twice in boot menu try the other entry.

woomy123 · June 19, 2019 at 3:46 PM

Quote from mglae

Maybe you did boot the USB installer in legacy mode and the system is using EFI afterwards.

If the USB stick is listed twice in boot menu try the other entry.

i have tried installing using both legacy and UEFI and have checked bios is set to boot to the right mode

thanks

**mglae** · June 20, 2019 at 9:56 AM

By reading Ubuntu and UEFI on Lenovo Thinkcentre M92P · GitHub the M92 seem to be designed as Windows only device

You can try to create a fake UEFI boot entry as described in the linked solution. Boot the installer in UEFI mode and use <Alt>-F3 to get a console.

Crealster · February 5, 2026 at 12:30 AM

For anyone having trouble getting LibreELEC working on the Lenovo M92p, this setup worked for me:

1. Use the correct image
• Download LibreELEC‑Generic.x86_64.

2. Create the USB installer
• Burn the image using Etcher.

3. Configure the BIOS
• Secure Boot: Disabled
• CSM: Enabled
• Boot Mode: Legacy
• Primary Boot Order:
• #1 USB Key
• #2 SATA 1

4. Boot into the installer
• Save and exit BIOS.
• Reboot and press F12 to open the boot menu.
• Select USB (Legacy).

5. Install LibreELEC
• Proceed with installation.
• System should boot normally afterward.