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I have encountered this problem on only one of my (old) laptops.

Luckily there are several ways to write an ISO:

  1. directly writing the iso "as is" using "disks" or "dd". This uses the bootloader build into the ISO
  2. using something like unetbootin or ventoy which have their own bootloader build in.

Method 1 failed on that specific laptop, method 2 worked.

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