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I am trying to install Linux Mint 20.3 from USB stick on my new Asus PN52. USB stick was made with UNetbootin on Linux Mint 19. USB drive and internal NVMe disk - operating system destination - are visible. enter image description here

Once I hit F8 and enter boot menu - it is empty: enter image description here

There are no options in Boot menu in Aptio to add drives to boot sequence: enter image description here

Secure boot option is disabled. Fast boot option is disabled.

How to force Aptio to boot from USB?

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    How did you made the USB live/installer? Which distro? Please edit the question accordingly.
    – ChanganAuto
    Commented Jul 22, 2022 at 18:06
  • I would use dd to write the iso file directly to the USB device, rather than "unetbootn". There may be other options in BIOS to enable/disable boot devices. (Have you ever booted from USB before?) and you may have to try another USB port as BIOS may only support USB1/2 and you may be plugged into a USB3...
    – mitts
    Commented Jul 23, 2022 at 1:05

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The problem was with USB stick not with the new computer.

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