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‎07-10-2020 07:29 AM

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Product: HP ENVY TouchSmart 23se-d394 All-in-One Desktop
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

This 80 year old hard head needs additional help. Seems like my problem is UEFI versus Legacy, etc.  But I am still going around and around with something I can't seem to understand completely. First off let me explain that I am wanting to install Linux Mint along side Windows 10. Should not be a great problem, but for me it has developed that way!!  I have my CD/DVD Disk with the Linux Mint ISO written on it. Yesterday I tried to install into a partition I set up for the Linux Mint. It went thru the entire process, but nothing was actually being copied to that partition. I am guessing the install went into a cloud somewhere because none of it showed up in my machine. So apparently I need help with choosing the right or proper settings for installing on my machine. I hope this all makes sense. Guys I still need some help here. Many thanks as always. Loy Banks

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