Greetings guys, I have a serious problem. I have a gaming laptop ans I trying to install Ubuntu budgie on it but an error came up, it gets stopped in this part of the process or gets stopped in the logo screen and believe guys I’ve done a lot in order to fix that, even though I changed my program that I use to boot my. ISO files (I use etcher, rufus, win32 disk image writer, unetbooting, etc). What it is most strange is the fact that I can boot it correct in the another laptop that I do have, and this is happening to my with several Linux distribution that I booted up in my gaming machine. I do not what else to do.
OK, btw let me ask you something, is there configuration in the bios that it might affect booting processes? Also when I tried to use Ubuntu without installing option it gets stuck in a black screen
absolutely - almost everything in the bios is there to affect how certain hardware presents itself to operating systems.
So - for example - there could be options to change how the hard-drive is presented - turning caching on/off or legacy options plus others.
You might have tuning options to make your gaming PC run that much faster than normal
Could be graphics card issues - maybe swapping temporarily to another graphics card could help e.g. amd/nvidia vs intel.
Sorry for the generalised advice - this can only really be solved by playing around with certain options.
If you can strip back the gaming PC to its very basics - one simple hard-drive, simple graphics card, cabled keyboard. Once you have something booting then start introducing the bits and pieces/configuration that makes your gaming PC that extra bit special.
I’m so sorry for the long delay. I just deactivate the CSM option on my BiOS. For those people that does not know about it, it is a feature that attempt to emulate old BIOS to help your computer to boot old Operative system.
