HELP!

[n01ze]

To add: I should reformat my thumbdrive I suppose as well to cover that loose end, too.

After I get done with updating and cleaning up windows, jeez, I definitely don't miss that mess, ha, I'm going to change out the HDD with one that has Ubuntu Studio already installed on it and see what happens with that hard drive.

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On May 13, 2020, 10:45, n01ze via ubuntu-users wrote:

> Oh, just thought of something. I was already using KDE Neon and I was trying to install Kali Linux on my second hard drive and that's when the invalid signature issue started. Ans after that, the only thing that would install was Windows 10. bummer, right? Now I've downloaded ubuntu desktop and using unetbootin for windows, I burned the ISO to my USB thumbrdrive, went through the BIOS to select the boot order to install from said thumbdrive and I still get an invalid signature. I used Microsoft Edge the first time and then Firefox.
>
> Here's some specs on my laptop for you while I go through the other steps you mentioned:
>
> laptop: Asus Vivobook F510U.
> bios version: 310
> GOP version: 9.0.1066
> EC Version: F0KL2701.005
>
> CPU: Intel i5-8250U @ 1.6 Ghz.
>
> Next step's to connect to my router via ethernet and check it again.
>
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> -------- Original Message --------
> On May 13, 2020, 10:03, Liam Proven wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 13 May 2020 at 18:19, n01ze via ubuntu-users
>> <ubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Thank you for asking for more details. I had no clue what to include in my previous email to help you out and now that you've given me questions to answer, I'll do more investigating and build a better report of my findings. I'll begin this data acquisition soon and disclose what you requested so we may begin to dissect what's going on here.
>>
>> Er, OK, good! I did not think any of them were very probing questions,
>> but if they were helpful then great -- that was the general idea. :-)
>>
>> To give some more concrete pointers (these are just general examples)...
>>
>> • If you're using Firefox, try Chrome, and vice versa.
>> • If you're using Firefox, try with a download manager such as DownThemAll.
>> • If you're using Windows, run Disk Cleanup and tick all the boxes.
>> Run it a 2nd time & do it again for "system files"
>> • Then run a disk check and repair (either from the drive's properties
>> dialog, or run "CHKDSK /F"
>> • Then run Windows Update, install everything, reboot, and keep doing
>> that until 2 successive runs say there are no more updates. Do not
>> believe it the first time it says there are none.
>> • Try some different download mirrors
>> • Try some different distros, or try downloading a BSD -- assuming you
>> have no bandwidth caps
>> • If you're using a cable, try a different network cable
>> • If you're using wifi, try plugging into the router
>> • Have you tried turning it off and back on again? Computer and
>> router/hub/switch/firewall/whatever
>>
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