be a problem there. And failing that, yeah, turning on legacy boot or turning off secure boot, whichever setting is in your UEFI. That's the suggestion that I would have as the first suggestion beyond checking out the hardware. I have one more. Check to see if he has the most up-to-date BIOS release. Oh, yes. Yes, that's a good one as well. Yeah, update the BIOS. That could have an impact on it. Those UEFI settings are often updated in those BIOS updates and it could be you got a problem there. So check those things out. I think that's enough to get you started. And if you've tried all of those, write back Benjamin. And if you get it fixed, write back as well and let us know what fixed it for you. David provided a Minty update. Hi, Larry. Hi, Bill. Sorry, Bill, you only get top billing if you pay your bill. I just noticed this in the Linux Mint monthly news posted yesterday as of the day he sent the email in. Thought I'd pointed out to you in case you're interested and otherwise would (25/46)
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