Recent content by Liispeth

Hi! Thanks for your reply gvisoc. While installing Linux I can choose between different options. The normal mode is not working. So I tried to install Linux Mint with the the Linux Mint version in compatibility mode and the installation is working. But when I start my computer again it shows the...

Linux is still not running on my laptop...one more thing I forgott to mention: I am using Windows Pro - could this be the challenge?

Hi there, it's me again. I am quite puzzled - since my last post I have installed Linux on two other laptops. Everything went fine. Now it is again not working and I have no clue why... The Laptop is an Asus UM433I with windows 10 pro installed. The bootable USB was created once with Rufus and...

Hi guys, so gvisocs suggestion to use Rufus to create a bootable USB-Stick was really good, because in Rufus I could choose between GPT or MBR partition scheme. I checked out my partitions and they are "formated" (I don't know if that is the correct term) in GPT. So all I had to do was create a...

Okay, I will wait for your explanation gvisoc! Thanks to you all!

What should I be confident about? I can make a screenshot of my partitions...

I made an extra partition of 50MB on windows 10 for Linux.

I am sorry. I understand your point. What should I do now?

I deleted it because I thought it is not important.

It is working, yes. But know that I am installing linux mint the program gives me the following message: Unmount active partition? /dev/sdb Do you want the installation program to try to unmount the partitions on these disks before proceeding? If you leave them mounted, you will not be able to...

When I change to Boot Mode to Legacy, following window pops up: Microsoft recommends executing Windows 8 and the version above under UEFI boot mode to enjoy the full features

I can switch between UEFI or Legacy

I also did everything recommended in the other post today: 1) Disable Secure boot 2) Enable UEFI, do not use CSM or Legacy 3) Set SATA to AHCI, do not use RST or any hardware-based "fake" RAID But the USB-Stick is still not shown

It was the current setting. I changed it once into disabled, but it is still not working...any other ideas?