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I issue exactly same problem for live USB written with MintStick (try on 2 computers)
LM 21.1 Xfce shows directly "Verification failed: (0x1A) Security Violation"
Ubuntu 22.04.2 std Gnome edition pass without error.
Seems something is not signed or nor correctly signed in the ISO.

Hoping tap to click will be restored for Live iso, on my laptop keys are out on touchpad, can't test without a mouse or tap to click.

Hello, avec le live, tu lance l'application disques (gnome-disks), et via les 3 points en haut à droite, tu lance la ligne SMART et poste le résultat. Si le disque est foutu pas la peine de continuer avec..

Hello, as - tu pensé à regarder les données SMART de ton disque ?
Via l'application disques (gnome-disks) , en haut à droite les 3 points , données SMART et poste le résultat.

Boot repair identifie Linux Mint comme Ubuntu, c'est normal car ce dernier est basé sur Ubuntu.

Bonjour, c'est un français (Clément Lefèbvre) à la tête de la team, son lien ici est clem, tu peux lui poser la question directement par pm.

Bonour, Linux Mint 18.x n'est plus supporté donc attention, faudrait upgrader.

boujour, via terminal :
xev -event keyboard --> pour récupérer les keycodes à remplacer
ensuite, pour substituer les key codes dans ce fichier:
sudo nano /usr/share/X11/xkb/keycodes/evdev

I upgraded successfully too this weekend on Acer 2015 laptop.. If you are not sure for your hardware, build a live USB stick with 20.2 and try before upgrade via mintupgrade.

Ouvres un nouveau sujet. Ta question est posée dans un fil qui date, qui n'as rien à voir ... et dont le titre n'est pas explicite du tout

I can confirm both solutions (Kaffeine or couple Tvheadend+Kodi) are working

Hi, on a old computer you have to first check the disk's SMART datas. So please boot up the Mint USB stick, launch the Disk application, at left select your hard disk, then you have on the right top bar the 3 vertical dots , click on it and you have the SMART menu. Please post an image.

Yes but file system is not keep, will be NTFS after (or FAT32). Waiting for answer from aymint19

Hi, you can't format Linux partition from Windows, file system isn't compatible.
So first say exactly what you're done:
Delete partition from your own?
Delete Linux boot entry (probably from Windows update)?

Hi, build a bootable USB stick with https://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair/home/Home/
Then boot on it and let it repair.

Have you disabled secure boot in bios ? If not please try

The only distros that have fresh active support for 32 bits are Debian based. Look at Distrowatch, make a USB pen and test on live with your machine before do an install.

Becareful your Linux is no more supported

Une mise à jour ... cela va être un peu difficile, le kernel affiché appartiens à un linux qui n'est plus supporté depuis avril 2021

Debian 11 would be a good solution, but yes reinstallation must be done in any case (except if you want to keep LM 19.3 till 2023 with is year of end of support) If you want to try it, take it here, and first done a usb live for testing your hardware compatibility with : https://cdimage.debian.org/m...