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After reading the new behavior I’m fairly confident it’s hardware failure from the laptop, most likely the drive. I’ve experienced odd install failure behavior like this before which was a sad going bad.

OP has said a few times that they have installed windows from the USB previously without issues. Please remember that all hardware will eventually go bad. Just because it worked in the past, that doesn’t guarantee it would work today.

How’s business?

To add to this, if you’ve only been trying to write the ISO to a USB drive this whole time have you tried different USB drives as well?

No, I wouldn’t expect any issues with Mint.

1. what’s your hardware
2. you say burn, but then mention USB, what are you using to create the install media? If I’m making a bootable usb in windows I exclusively use Rufus and haven’t had issues to date

Because as population increases so will the car congestion. The city can’t physically move skyscrapers further apart, so they’ll sacrifice bike lanes to support cars. If they instead invest in public transit reducing the need for cars in the first place, then there will be plenty of space for bikes

Bike lanes have no future in cities that also do not adopt a public transit first approach to city planning and development.

One in particular from. South Africa

He’s probably confused by the double negative

Honestly, ask a few woman how they feel about the usage and go by what they say. A bunch of men/boys discussing this have no skin in that game.

Rather than buying the conduit, the tools, the fittings that you would need to install conduit just buy A spool of cat 60 and run more than you need that would be cheaper and much less work since it’s just drilling a hole andpushing it through

Check your local building code, conduit is probably not needed

Oh I know, I guess I just expected it to be localized for some reason