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I disabled things one at a time to see if they were the cause and then re-enabled them, I've not left my NVMe drive disabled. My BIOS is...

I think these. Also it might be worth updating your motherboards firmware the latest stable firmware version available...

Yes this, as it's happened where some tools don't work correctily with some iso's and you get weird things happening during live boot or...

I would only try Debian as a test but with that hardware I would probably recommend PikaOS as with that you get the latest kernels and...

@cherryduck btw. you need to tell us what software you used to create bootable USB? And what options (if there are any) you used during...

@cherryduck Debian has the best hardware support so I'd suggest to try it: netinst.iso (very minimal but requires internet connection...

No they aren't, there are separate ISO's for live boot and separate for bare metal install. VM test is not helpful for your problem.

In this case, you'd be Frankenstein, yes? The monster didn't have a name. The doctor who made the monster was named Dr. Frankenstein...

If that's how you named your system then it's suggested to install Debian on it and turn it into a FrankenDebian lol That would be true...

The Good Ole' Days lol

Just want to report that I built a junkyard dog of a PC mini-tower using a mix of discarded and newly-purchased parts - my first such...

Greetings! Long time Arch/EOS user but brand new to this forum. I've got a bash scripting challenge that I cannot readily solve...

To the Rebel Alliance! Edit: there was an emoji of a glass of wine but seems this forum software is not unicode-friendly!

It was discovered that HTTP-Daemon incorrectly handled untrusted input under certain circumstances. A remote attacker could possibly use...

You might be right, but I've long since lost interest in Linux. Before asking this question in this community, I'd already tried Linux...