Recent content by ve3hls

You're right! I did just that and all is well! Many thanks to everyone who jumped in to help! Ken

Yes, that's correct. I bought the computer, SSD, RAM and Win11 together. Win11 came on a USB drive. No, I don't want dual boot. I will go back and delete all partitions. Some can't be touched, but I'll do what I can! Thanks! Ken

I'm not going for a dual boot system. I'm trying to install Win 11 over my existing Linux Mint installation. To me, dual boot sounds like "Twice the problems!" :zany:

See my reply to Bree. Still not working. Ken

OK, Just got home and booted the computer without the USB key. It froze solid at the ASUS splash screen, stayed like that for 2 or 3 minutes, then the screen went black and I couldn't do anything. No amount of keyboard or mouse activity had any effect. Sorry, Ken

Hi Group, I bought a new computer and installed Linux Mint on it. Shortly after, I realized I needed Windows on the machine because some critical software only runs under Windows. So I set up the computer to boot from the USB drive and plugged in the Windows 11 drive I got with the computer...