It is good practice to provide a text version of key error messages so they will be found by a web search:
Something like this (but 0 versus 8 are just guesses):
pcieport 10000:c0:1c.4: PCIe Bus Error: severity=Uncorrectable (Non-Fatal), type=Transaction Layer, (Recevier ID)
pcieport 10000:c0:1c.4: Device [8086:a0bc] error status/mask=002888888/00000000
pcieport 10000:c0:1c.4: [21] ACSViol (First)
PCIe device [8086:a0bc] is found on many Acer systems.
These messages should be available in text form using journalctl in a terminal.
When reporting a problem, you need to provide details sufficient for others with similar hardware to reproduce your problem(in a form that can be found with web searches):
- Which Fedora “spin” did you install?
- What hardware are you using? A minimal description of the hardware can be obtained by running
inxi -Fzxxin a terminal and pasting the output text as pre-formatted text (using the</>button from the top line of the text entry panel). - Do you dual boot another OS?
- Is your system (including vendor firmware) fully updated to current versionsof al packages? For firmware, try
sudo fwupd get-updatesto list available updates, or search vendor sites.