so it seems i could this time ...
till it crashes again at the last screenshot, i.e. when he tries to install hardware drivers from the internet (new codecs i suppose)
but this time he booted the OS, sometimes he doesn't
I can see from the memory, it seems totaly used !?!?
no crash reports as i can see were created
totaly freezed at the end, must reboot
Ok, first, thank you for taking the time to take all those pictures and uploading them, so we can take a look and have a clearer idea what your issue is about. Secondly, you're running Mint in Live mode, it's not installed, at least not from what I can see in these pics, so you should try installing it and see if the problem goes away. It crashes because if it's trying to install stuff, there's nowhere to put that stuff in; not enough space. Again, Mint's not installed, you're running the OS from a USB in live mode, I can tell because of the
Install Linux Mint icon on the Cinnamon Desktop, and this pic
This mode is only intended to try the OS and once you find it works ok for you, proceed to install it in the machine, and it seems it's not, so you can either install it and hope it works, or try another distro or even different ones and see if the crashes occur with those too. If I may so, I suggest that you try one or all of these:
Q4OS
https://www.q4os.org/
Linux Mint
https://www.linux.org/
MX-Linux
https://mxlinux.org/
POP OS
https://pop.system76.com/
You can also go here
https://distrowatch.com/ take a look at the different distros listed on the site, download whichever caught your attention, burn it to a USB, try in Live mode and if it works, install it, or you can download as many as you want and repeat the process till you find the one that works with no issues and you think meets your needs and expectations.
EDIT: By the way, whatever it is you decide to do; install Mint or try other distro, don't do this
Because it won't work while in live mode, that is; you're booting the OS right from the USB, is not installed yet, so install the OS first then you can update it, install drivers and apps, not before. Again, the Live USB mode is only intended as a way to try the OS without having to install it, so you can decide after checking everything works as it is supposed to whether to install it or not.