New to Ubuntu and Linux - Trouble with installation due to Intel RST

[germaninhungary]

I disabled the Intel chip in the BIOS so the machine always uses the AMD device.

Honestly, PopOS works great for me so far, so I think will just keep on using it. Still, I would love to know how to do this. Trying to find an answer on HP support forum is a pain in the *ss, since they really don't want you to change anything.

[oldfred]

Do you have the latest UEFI from HP.
These said with an Omen that UEFI update then worked, where before it did not.

HP OMEN 15-dh0 UEFI update
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2448563
HP OMEN 15-ce0xx
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2407145 &
http://martinsosic.com/linux/2015/03...n-hp-omen.html &
https://jeanbruenn.info/2018/04/01/omen-hp-with-linux/
HP UEFI boot order change with efibootmgr does not stick, but change in HP's UEFI does work

[germaninhungary]

Ah, but the thing is I don't even get error messages like those people. Installation simply stops when it detects Intel RST, which I have no way to change in BIOS settings, and doesn't let me countinue.

But I will try to follow the instructions in the thread you linked later today.

[germaninhungary]

After several days of searching on the internet, the answer I got from everywhere is that it is simply impossible to access the Advanced tab in consumer grade HP laptops without modifying the BIOS (and I don't want to risk ruining my laptop with that).

I will mark this as solved, since using PopOS technically solves my problem. Thanks to everybody who tried to help me.

[slickymaster]

Thread moved to Installation & Upgrades.