Hi.
I am running an "Lenovo Yoga 720" laptop.
And for over a week now i have been having an issue installing kali linux - dual boosting - Like installing it alongside windows 10.....

* So i have created an USB with kali linux
* I turned my laptop from RAID ---> AHCI
* I turned off "secure boot"
* I have UEFI activated and NOT: LEGACY

So when i start the usb from boot menu this happens:
https://imgur.com/gallery/RvyTsaz
So when i click on the usb... i hear two strange sounds...

https://imgur.com/gallery/V5OJi4l
Im clicking in Install...

3: https://imgur.com/gallery/1B6LFfL
There is just this black box and then everyting freeze and i have to hold down the power button to shut down the laptop...

* I am running an windows 10 machine
* The Kali Linux version i have is "kali 2018.3"
* My harddrive is an SSD that i am trying to install on

Did you read this ?

If you're having enough trouble just trying to install Kali, then I very much doubt you have the necessary skills to use it for it's intended purposes - which is hacking. ***Not*** as a general purpose desktop system. Kali also has it's own forums, that also includes installation problems.

1 members found this post helpful.

can you tell us why do you want to install Kali?

1 members found this post helpful.

@pan64
@jsbjsb001

I am already a proffesion white hacker. I have been running kali linux for many years. but this problem, it for me nothing i can fix.

Sorry, but this makes no sense. If you have been running Kali for 'many years', you would have:

• Lots of Linux experience
• Lots of systems experience
• Lots of Kali experience

...and be EASILY able to install it a second time. You should also be able to know what the relevant details are to post. You did not..posting tiny pictures of your screen tells us absolutely nothing.

1 members found this post helpful.

@TB0ne
You dont know what you are talking about, you dont know me, you dont know my experiences, but this is an error, errors can´t everybody fix!

Actually he does. I was also thinking exactly the same thing myself when reading your reply.

If "errors can´t everybody fix" (whatever that actually means), then how can anyone here "fix it" for you, when you have "many years" of Kali experience? It seems VERY strange to me and doesn't make sense.

1 members found this post helpful.

I think the laptop is just too new. If you were really a 'white hat' hacker, you would know to call yourself a white hat, not a 'white hacker'! You're not going to be better at hacking because you use Kali. In fact, you'll be worse at it, because Kali has "features" that make it difficult to use, like a firewall that blocks everything outbound, wireless disabled by default, limited package selection, command-line driven, online community which is impatient with newbies, hundreds of tools of little use to most users.

Try this: https://forums.kali.org/forumdisplay...ing-Kali-Linux

https://www.parrotsec.org/

look at this one. little hacker, I too cannot even make out the images, LQ can upload images, and using a pen and paper to write it down so you can transcribe it in here too is helpful, because all one needs is to read what the error is saying, and not someone paraphrasing it. that is a big help.

and yes I just installed it along side four other OS'es. btw, and I do not conciser myself a hacker white or black or red hat, I'm actually in it right now.

1 members found this post helpful.

So because im not spelling correct, does that make me not an hacker? xD... u guys have no ideea of who u are talking too.

stop it you're scarying me...

1 members found this post helpful.

I do not care if i scare you or not.

This isn't the general forum, this is for technical conversation.

Everyone please keep on topic. If you have nothing to add or on-topic questions to ask, please refrain from snarky comments.

@StamflyTV, your pics are too small to be useful, if you were to take larger ones it would help. Also, understand that MANY of the users on these forums are hesitant to jump to help questions about installing Kali since the Kali devs themselves go out of their way to point out it's meant to be used as a live environment, even if they make installing it possible.

i cannot see the images.
others say they are too small, but i cannot see them at all.
if you are a white hacker (i suppose you mean "as opposed to a black hacker"), you should at least be able to provide a better problem description and/or better screenshots (pro tip: real hackers don't make screenshots, they post code).

as others have already said the pictures need to be bigger, or type out what we're looking at/