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One thing, though, if it's "Chicony" according to @billsey , why is it listed as "Intel" in MS Windows device list? Intel(R) ADL AVStream Camera DISPLAY\INT3480\4&2DED5861&0&UID144512 VIDEO\VEN_8086&DEV_46A6&SUBSYS_16131025&REV_0C&INT3480 VIDEO\VEN_8086&DEV_46A6&SUBSYS_16131025&INT3480 VIDEO\VEN_8086&DEV_46A6&INT3480…

I've tried to google it, and no luck, there is nothing: https://www.google.com/search?q=CJFKF28+linux Here is the info from MS Windows device list: Intel(R) ADL AVStream Camera DISPLAY\INT3480\4&2DED5861&0&UID144512 VIDEO\VEN_8086&DEV_46A6&SUBSYS_16131025&REV_0C&INT3480 VIDEO\VEN_8086&DEV_46A6&SUBSYS_16131025&INT3480…

Regarding Secure Boot, it's tricky… I believe it is not officially supported

Thanks for you info, @billsey So … I bought the laptop :) In fact, it did boot POP_OS without issues even with the default BIOS settings, I just disabled Secure Boot. Anyways, since it is a laptop, closed, just one nvme bus, no possibility of actually using multiple storage devices (so any RAID), I disabled VMD in BIOS and…

Hmm, OK, I will try to investigate further. I am using the simpler systemd-boot (https://support.system76.com/articles/bootloader/#efi-boot---pop_os-systemd-boot), not GRUB. I do not remember how it was before I made it dual-boot… Thanks for your comments.

Hello everyone, disabling F12 does not resolve the issue, as I said, when bootable USB flash is inserted, it automatically somehow makes itself the first bootable device. setting "user password" and protecting the boot process itself is not an option either, as I said, I do not want to have windows updates making the…

yeah, this is what I would like to have, too, USB not to magically be the first device to boot…

I have the same issue, do not know why it has stopped working. I do not thing it's related to Windows update, since it is not working any more on GNU/Linux either :/ Any solution?

I have the same issue, do not know why it has stopped working :( any solution?

@Commodore_1995# ?

Hello, it has happened to me, too :( I have opened it, checked the connector 18 and it looked OK. It has 4 pins, there is 5V on pins #2 and #4 (from the left) and no measured voltage on the other two. Is this OK? Does it mean the keyboard backlight itself got broken somehow?

@Coqui13 No update possible, there is already V1.10 @billsey Nope, it is not, because, as you may see, we are talking about systemd-boot, not about GRUB, I am not using GRUB at all so even if there was an issue there, it is irrelevant for what I am reporting. So, this still remains unsolved without known solution, we do…

OK, here are some good results: * touchpad being solved here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1884232 (temporary workaround available) * touchscreen - see above ^ * Switching to SATA AHCI mode via CTRL+S while in Main tab in BIOS works and solves issue 3. If you change modes remember to prepare OS…

here is the answer https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/876353/#Comment_876353

WOW, that seems to be it, thank you! This secret key combo allows you two things: * switch SATA to AHCI mode - have not tested yet (OS Windows has to be prepared for this first via some registry tweaking, otherwise it won't boot) * switch touchpad to older standard PS/2 mode instead of I2C - this makes touchpad working…

* use task manager to find out what processes cause the CPU to work that hard * do not use your laptop on soft surfaces like blankets, pillows etc - it needs to ventilate smoothly