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How did you create your bootable usb?
You have to right click on the iso and select create bootable usb.
You can't uncompress an iso file and expect it to boot up into Mint.

The error you are getting is relating to partition errors. Try this link.. https://net2.com/how-to-solve-ubi-partman-failed-with-exit-code-10-in-ubuntu-18-04/ Boot into your live session usb, start terminal and copy & paste the following command and post the results back here in between the code dis...

Have you tested a ssd on another computer?

I have gigabyte mobo's running Linux with no problems what so ever, and have never struck one that doesn't.

Try this work around. https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=1826216 This link maybe of interest also. https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=236356 You could also try another usb port. You are getting weird results Try this.. Regarding the -110 error, some folk on this thread https://ubun...

This may also help you..
http://www.iitk.ac.in/LDP/HOWTO/Webcam- ... dware.html

In terminal copy & paste the following command and post the results back here in between the code display brackets </> The icon above the text box.
inxi -Fxz

It's showing your webcam as connected.
Try this link. Click on Download and follow the commands.
https://www.e-consystems.com/opensource ... cation.asp

With the drive connected, in Terminal copy & paste the following command and post the results back here in between the code display brackets </> You will see the code display icon above the text box.
lsusb

Have you set the options in Power Management to When the power button is pressed -- Select Shutdown immediately.
Not sure where in Mate it is, but in Cinnamon its' Menu-->Preferences-->Power Management.
See if that fixes your problem.

With your webcam connected, start Terminal and copy & paste the following command and post the results back here in between the code display brackets </>
lsusb

A Google search will help you more, than posting here and expecting others to do your work for you. Here is a link to start with.
Try this link, it may or may not help you.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/279705/ ... -in-ubuntu

So, tell the rest of us what is your actual question???
Please read the Forum Rules before posting, they will tell you what to do when asking for assistance.

You could try buying a new sata cable only 1 at this stage and then test so see if it detects. In all the years that I have built computers I have never ever struck a problem too which you are having. To have all the ssd drivers go down one after each other seems very to highly unlikely. If your win...

Try installing Crossover and see how you go. You have to remember this is Linux not winwoes, so whilst some products that are micro$haft compatible, not everyone are, so you will have a lot of things that don't work.

I count 6 drives you have connected is that correct? What drive are you trying to install Mint on? Check the link out. Go to Specifications, then scroll all the way down to Remark. You will find most of those remarks are nearly applies to all mobo's. https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-H270-HD3-...

That's good to hear.

Thanx Pjotr. Didn't know that help existed. Now it's book marked.

Update LO to V7.0 from their website, that should fix your problem.

As pbear said you might have to re install. You should really read the Forum Rules with regards to Sect 5. Before you post as it will get a better response from members. You could try this so we know what system you have. Boot into your live session usb then in Terminal copy & paste the following co...