[ubuntu] Installing Ubuntu on Laptop with SSD

I originally had a Windows 8 operating system from which I tried to switch to Linux via USB installation. My computer's hard-drive became completely wiped out and the only thing that it would boot from was the Ubuntu USB I had previously created. When I turn on my computer, it gives me the options of Installing Ubuntu or Trying Ubuntu. I Installed Ubuntu and restarted my computer. My computer works well until I shut it down or take out the USB. Then, my hard-drive is once again wiped out and the only thing I can do is plug in the USB and use it with the USB inside the computer, having to Try or Install ubuntu all over. I've attempted this several times, with different flash drives but nothing changes.

I'm using the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64 bit desktop

My computer Model is Samsung ativ book 9 Lite model NP915S3G

I've attempted to go through the steps the ubuntu help by the Boot Repair (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair) then rebooted my computer. My computer still didn't boot to the OS but now, every time I follow those same steps and reboot my computer it brings me back to this same account.
The URL I receive from Boot-Repair is http://paste.ubuntu.com/6535423. It tells me to make BIOS boot on sda1/EFI/ubuntu/shimx64.efi but i don't really know how to do that.

Secure boot is disabled
The OS selection is on CSM and UEFI OS
AHCI mode control is manual
AHCI mode is disabled
Fast BIOS mode is off
PXE OPROM is off
My system has a Solid State Drive (SSD)

My BIOS Version is P03RBV but i can't seem to find the UEFI version
The only options i have for boot option priorities are UEFI:USB Flash MemoryPMAp and "disabled"