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Alright thanks, I'll check these out! That's surprising you actually don't have interest in programming as it seems a lot of people running Linux actually have. Dang you have a lot of experience on Linux indeed! If I remember correctly the first kernel was in the early 90's.

Alright thanks a lot for your help guys! You are amazing and have great knowledge! I'll have to work more on my Linux skills to be at your level! Even though I'm working in IT, for now I only use basics commands like curls, top, grep etc. I'll have to discover more of those as it can get really...

Yes indeed I don't do that. So Grub is actually able to detect if there has been a power cut?

I mean that the system is not running, fans are off but the PSU is on the "switched on" position. I guessthere is still some power running through the mobo.

Hmmm alright, what should I do if it happens again? I'll have to switch off the PSU every time?

System is turned off at night but not the PSU, so the mobo is still supplied in power all night

Does anyone have an explanation? Bc I'm currently dumbstruck.

Dang what? I switched off the PSU for the night and I just switched on my computer today and now it works?!?! Is this sorcery?

I'll check my Mobo manual to see if anything like that exists! I could try to unplug the PSU for a few hours and see if it could help. Thx for these new ideas!

Yeah as I mentioned to Brick wizard this solution is specific to laptops :(

Yup secure boot disabled

Sadly not :(

The worst thing in that story is that some of my friends actually mocked me saying its because of Linux. So I just installed Windows and struggled just as much for no result after 3 hours of debug. At least I proved him wrong. Switching back to Linux asap.

Alright I'll try that, if that doesn't work I might actually replace the actual physical chipset of my motherboard with an Intel AX210 and cross fingers that the antenna and the motherboard will accept the swap. I'm very angry that Asus decided to put such a garbage chipset on a 300€ motherboard...

I'll try some more things that people tried in the GitHub issue posted by @f33dm3bits and then I'll borrow one from a friend I guess. That is so frustrating as it worked 2 days ago :'(

Still does not work :( Same error.

Yes I've seen a lot of problems related to mediatek chips. I've read on the Asus website that this solution was only for the laptops but I'm going to try then.

I reloaded the BIOS to its defaults twice already. Indeed the problems mentionned in this post seems to be the same issue as mine!

For some reason I can't install it! I tried adding the repo and installing it manually with the rpm but none of these methods worked as dnf outputs: Unable to identify operating system error: %prein(webmin-2.021-1.noarch) scriptlet failed, exit status 2 That surely must be because my distro is...

Installed the LTS kernel and rebooted but did not work.