I did try "intall" option directly, worked like one second longer, plus I managed to get into tty1 where I was able to see some logs of system watchdog reporting one core frozen in nouveau.
Got several options, picked to try Neon live. Restarted, press repeatedly to switch boot device to USB mass storage. Put the USB in, got into BIOS by key, did set up legacy, fast boot, SSD as primary boot disk, maybe some more switches which I though were good fit (not sure what is my current BIOS setup, but it was not very much related to my next problems, basically I avoided UEFI as I'm didn't bother to study what exactly is locked with it and how bootloaders have to signed to work with it - and I kept most of the other things to already set values). here the MSI GP62 6QF gets finally involved. Let me know if you have any more questions or issues. I found UUI worked the most consistently (as I've done it on a few machines now).pretty sure that stands for Universal USB Installer).here's the link: The one other guess I would take.when I was having those aforementioned issues that are similar to yours when trying to install Kali, I was trying to install from a thumb drive.is that the media you're using? If so, what program or application are you using to create the bootable flash drive installation media?
Not trying to send you away.just want to see you solve your issue.especially when it concerns another person learning and using Linux!
As (I think Dave or David is his name) the other poster mentioned, whatever flavor of Linux you're trying to install, there is likely a community, wikipedia page or pages and several videos and other How-To media. I have had similar problems when attempting to install. I've gone through the Linux initiation in the past (being a Windows person for most of my life, unfortunately).My personal experience has been in learning how to correctly dual boot a Windows 10 host machine with Kali Linux 2.0.
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