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Nothing, nothing happens, everything as before, even the time stay the same after adjusting it to my location ... from what I was reading ... it seems that the only thing that would work would be a radical: to clear the CMOS to set BIOS settings back to default. I prefer to leave it like this for th...

Looking more closely I also see that the time does not correspond to my location and that it does not admit changes, it return to its configuration ....

There is an option that says 'load setup dafaults', is it possible to reset the BIOS?

I see that in MAIN, the option 'Network Boot' [enable PXE Boot to LAN] is disabled, is this correct?

Hello, The 'lightdm' application does not accept the configuration of the image selected by me, *it is in downloads*, this appears only for fractions of seconds and disappears and the screen only remains with the login box; I do not know what I'm missing, a screenshot: https://i.postimg.cc/V5nQMfjw/...

Everything is fine now, the problem was with the web-site somehow it blocks the download to force you to register; I should have checked before with other sites and different videos.... 'mea culpa'.
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I did it, and a couple of times, in 'Information' and then also in 'Main', nothing comes up, nothing happens.
There is nothing even resembling 'VMD Controller' either.

Well, then I don't know what to think about the whole matter, thank you.

No, the issue continues so I asked if it can be obtained via github. EDIT: More information: ken@ken:~ $ yt-dlp -P /media/ken/1ACD-A595/ https://vk.com/video/@cinedeantes?z=video318847339_456240009%2Fpl_318847339_-2 [vk] Extracting URL: https://vk.com/video/@cinedeantes?z=video318847339_456240009%2F...

Today ... $ yt-dlp -U Current version: stable@2024.03.10 from yt-dlp/yt-dlp Latest version: stable@2024.04.09 from yt-dlp/yt-dlp ERROR: As yt-dlp has been installed via apt, you should use that to update. If you're on a stable release, also check backports. ken@ken:~ $ EDIT: Is it advisable to obtai...

@ j2mcgreg, Same as in your previous screenshot, only here there is no 'sata mode'. @ Charlie Brown, ... try Ctrl+S to show hidden settings but the instruction are saying that it (Ctrl+S) will activate 'Modo SATA'. :confused: If SATA Mode is not visible in the system BIOS, press CTRL+S on the MAIN t...