Black Screen on fresh install F34

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Hi, I was planning to try Fedora but the problems that I encountered are now so many. Fortunately, I succeed to install Fedora with a fresh install in dual boot with Windows using Legacy Boot Mode (MBR and not UEFI). After selecting Fedora on GRUB, it remains on a black screen permanently, with a blinking white cursor. I tried so many solutions founded here, like adding “nomodeset=0” to the GRUB options but nothing works. I would like to give to Fedora last chance, but idk what I could try to do

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Which Installation Media you are using for the installation?

What is the graphic chip in your system?

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I used a USB stick for the installation. As GPU I have an integrated Intel (Intel Graphics HD 520)

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I want to know which ISO file you have written to the USB for the installation?

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Have you tried it with disable secure boot in the bios settings? It looks to me like that may be the problem.
Seems to be a code signing problem…(I’m not an expert on that, but dual-boot is always problematic. I would recommend to setup the Windows system first with it’s 2 partitions on a MBR-based system and afterwards the fedora system. I always used the automatic partitioning scheme, that should normally not lead to a problem, at the most it can lead to a duplicated boot partition, which should not lead to any problems. At least that’s my experience. Some bios-es are very stubborn, so that can lead to problems. Dual boot can be problematic sometimes.

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Fedora Workstation 34 (GNOME Version)

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I’ll try it in a couple of minutes and then I will post here an update

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I’m normally a bit reluctant in posting my computer details in an open forum, since everyone can read and hence will edit my posting later.

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The secure boot was already disabled, unfortunately

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Good luck anyways! Hope you will find a way to get it running on a dual-boot system.

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Probably I resolved updating my BIOS Firmware

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Take your time. A freshly updated bios is always a good idea.

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