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Look at the pci traces bottom of the card. Make sure they are no damage on the gold fingers. What mobo you using? Does it have second pci-e slot. If you can see nothing wrong, try the card in another motherboard/another pc. If you have same issue return card for refund or send for rma the card is damaged.

You have an unidentified device for Network adapter USB device. What is the pci id for these? Try installing the lan/wifi driver for your board. Also try updating the amd chipset driver from amd site too.

What is listed at the bottom of device manager. Can see large scrollbar. When device manager removed the driver it may have set the device as hidden? https://www.makeuseof.com/view-hidden-devices-in-windows/ Does windows update find a driver? Windows Updates > Advanced Options > Optional updates

Nope mobo is fine. If you are dual booting windows with linux, you may find time runs out of sync,. This is because windows and linux differs in they way keep track of time. You need to either configure windows to use utc or configure linux to use rtc https://www.howtogeek.com/323390/how-to-fix-windows-and-linux-showing-different-times-when-dual-booting/ When the desktp freeze try pressing Ctrl + Alt + F2 (or any function key to F12). This should quit the gui and enter the tty (terminal command only interface). Type your username/password. Then run this command journalctl -b -p 0..3 This will filter the boot log, and print out any errors. Should help guide where the desktop environment is having issues.

try running the suggested audit fix command. Which version do you need? Which version did react-router-dom@latest install? npm show react-router-dom version

Are you able to boot to windows without the Crucial drive connected? Does the conversion tool run without that drive?

Stupid question, but is your wireless keyboard charged/turned on? Tried with a wired keyboard?

Bios and modifying settings have nothing do with having a os installed If your bios settings are not saving either replace cmos battery or try updating the bios.

To clone a vm in hyper-v you export it then reimport it as a copy. https://www.bdrsuite.com/blog/hyper-v-clone-vm/

When changing drivers use DDU to nuke all instances of nvidia driver first before installing new driver.

Windows cannot read linux partitions. I would use linux live usb to format the drive first then try installing windows/atlas to new partition

Can confirm ASUS support site is acting a bit wired for me too. Drivers tab appears on first load, but does not list any drivers. Soon as I click on another tab (cpu/ram supprt, faq, warrenty etc) it removes the drivers tab entirely.

WHen you power on your pc. What is the EZ debug light status ( right of motherboard near 24pin connector). Which led is it hanging at. The leds should give you an indication of which component is failing. If you see no lights, ensure the ez led control switch is on. This is page 42 from your motherboard manual

If you want to fresh install windows, only the c: partition. The installer should reuse the efi and recovery partitions Yes, the efi partition will contain the bootloaders for windows and linux. Installing windows will override the linux bootloader. To restore you'll need to use a ubuntu live usb to restore the grub bootloader after reinstalling windows. I guess disable bitlocker for both partitions before reinstalling then enable bitlocker afterwards.

Did you know you can download the windows iso direct from rufus. A hidden quirk, in the settings enable updates.