Recent content by PedroM

Here another easy way to install Arch https://sourceforge.net/projects/blue-arch-installer/

Do not remove those folders. You can easily hide those partitions safely with gnome disk utility.

I think you can hide these partitions, so you dont see in the filemanager. You can do it with gnome disks aplication.

I had same problem years ago, and this help me. https://wiki.debian.org/NdisWrapper

I used manjaro and it was very common that after an update it would stop working. It was always because it corrupted the boot. I was fixing it using a live usb and reinstalling without formatting the partitions. I'm tired of doing this, so I switched to Endeavor OS, which is another arch-based...

Prueba a ver si te sirve esto. https://ubunlog.com/restablecer-ubuntu-resetter/ o esto