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Flitzpiepe2002
5 months ago

Ah, wait, maybe the cache was not really emptied.

Hold the Power Button 10 seconds and boot again.

Alternatively, pull the plug for 10 seconds so that it is properly powerless.

Flitzpiepe2002
5 months ago
Reply to  Nikeaplays

Yeah, I changed my answer. :

Ginpanse
5 months ago

there’s a problem with Secure Boot. Activate SecureBoot and try again.

Ginpanse
5 months ago
Reply to  Nikeaplays

delete your keys and set secure boot in the setup mode. Fast boat should definitely be switched off.

kingnobody
5 months ago

it was not found important files, best to rebuild and reinstall usb

kingnobody
5 months ago
Reply to  Nikeaplays

dan try it with an adapter on the handy, you just have to push the iso on the stick

tLoad22
5 months ago

😂

tLoad22
5 months ago

From simply copying a raw ISO to its USB stick, its laptop will certainly not be able to start without any start partition.

kingnobody
5 months ago

There is no magic to make

tLoad22
5 months ago

Then please explain to me how to create a bootable stick completely without software from the mobile phone

tLoad22
5 months ago

Try to disable the SecureBoot in the BIOS setup. Guess this is an HP laptop, right? If you need help: https://support.hp.com/de-de/document/ish_6930179-7044563-16 , you would have to put the SecureBoot on “Disabled”

kingnobody
5 months ago

for that you don’t need a softweare and you’re telling me

tLoad22
5 months ago

On the phone? What software did you use? And did you format the stick right before?

tLoad22
5 months ago

Nevertheless, you need to make your stick bootable, there are different ways, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cps56JsA5cc&t=216s

evtldocha
5 months ago

restarting the laptop while installing Linux Mint

… then you can start from the front.

Windoofs10
5 months ago

There’s only a new installation.

System files and/or have been damaged.

beeeen009
5 months ago

Restore the image on the USB stick. System files are damaged.

KarlRanseierIII
5 months ago

mmx64 actually blows dug. Do you use Secureboot?

KarlRanseierIII
5 months ago
Reply to  Nikeaplays

Start the UEFI Shell, change to the USB plug and see if there was any grub installed, etc. GRUB can start directly.

TheAmigos
5 months ago

Switch boot priority to the USB