Re: Problems with the Installer

On 8/22/26 09:41, Владимир Корольков wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I tried to install Debian 13 (UEFI) on my computer. Everything was great,
> before:
> 
> 1. I have a USB Wi-Fi adapter. I turned it off bevause it is hard to
> install Wi-Fi drivers. The computer was completely had no Internet.
> While the installer checking DHCP, it said that connecting was failed (I
> planned to connect the PC to the Internet later).
> If it failed, is it possible to connect to the Web with Ethernet after that?
> 
> 2. My computer has UEFI instead of BIOS.
> I turned off fast boot. When the installer said: "If you have different
> OSes on your PC, why don't you use BIOS mode?". It confused me, because I
> wanted to delete Windows and leave Debian on it.
> 
> 3. I have two hard disks (maybe SSD). In the box which was asking me which
> disk I want to use. There was SanDisk Cruzer Blade, it was my USB drive
> which was used to install Debian. There was also only one (I had two of
> them!) hard disk that had 500 GB. I never had that weird disk.
> One was ~100 GB drive which has Windows 7 installed, another drive was D:,
> it was empty but had ~300 GB.
> Maybe it means to use the hard disk that I never had?!
> 
> Thank you.


Please back up, archive, and/or image any data or operating systems that 
you desire to keep.


Please provide the following information:

* What is the file name of the Debian installer you downloaded?  What 
media did you burn it to?  How did you burn it?  How did you verify that 
the media matches the download?

* What is the make and model number of the computer?  Of the processor? 
Of the memory modules?  Of the disk drive(s)?  Of the USB Wi-Fi adapter? 
  Of any other hardware that is installed into the computer?

* Do you desire to keep any of the data on the disk drive(s), notably 
the Windows 7 installation?


David