Weird issue with USB boot devices

[krissxxx]

Hi, did not see a search option so i took a rough look before posting.

 

I have this weird problem with my girlfriends laptop where only Manjaro, Ubuntu and Windows boot Devices will work for installing an OS, There's a selection screen for the Chipset where Windows is selected (See image below) if i change it to "Intel Linux" the Laptop refuses to post and i have to reset/ clear CMOS. If i try loading Pop!_OS or a Yumi multiboot USB i get the screen in the picture below, i have checked that the boot media is right as it works in other computers and is flashed onto USB via the recommended method per OS.

 

Has anyone encountered this problem before?

I would like to Install Pop!_OS since i have it on my laptop and i'm more familiar with it. if not i guess Ubuntu will have to suffice.

 

If anything is unclear or if i have written anything wrong please do not hesitate to make me reiterate.

 

Memory drive: Kingston DTS E9 G2 USB 3.0 32GB

 

Bootable OS created with Rufus 3.8 portable:
manjaro-deepin-18.0.2-stable-x86_64

manjaro-gnome-18.0.4-stable-x86_64

ubuntu-18.04.3-desktop-amd64

 

Bootable OS created with MediaCreationTool1909:

Windows_10_1909_Professional_x86_64

 

Unbootable multiboot USB:

YUMI UEFI Multiboot USB

 

Unbootable OS created with BalenaEtcher:

pop-os_19.10_amd64_intel_12

pop-os_18.04_amd64_intel_59

 

Unbootable OS created with Rufus:

pop-os_19.10_amd64_intel_12

pop-os_18.04_amd64_intel_59

 

BIOS vendor: American Megatrends

Core version: 5.12

Compliancy: UEFI 2.5; PI 1.4

Project version: 0R010x.WP313P.NHNAUHL01

Build date and time: 09/15/2017 19:32:25

Access level: Administrator

 

Laptop: Multicom Talisa U230

CPU: Intel Celeron N3450

Ram: 4GB DDR3L SO-DIMM; unspecified vendor

SSD: 32GB eMMC; soldered, unspecified vendor

GPU: Intel HD Graphics 500; Directx 12 campatible

USB: 3.0

Charger: Full Range AC adapter 36W 100-240V 50-60Hz 12V 3A

 

[Hoize]

Besides, That the SSD is really small, you could try to reinstall the bios, or reset the bios to default, then install all bios updates and then try to install windows.

[Hoize]

And may be Pop!_OS isnt compatible with it

[krissxxx]

46 minutes ago, Hoize said:

Besides, That the SSD is really small, you could try to reinstall the bios, or reset the bios to default, then install all bios updates and then try to install windows.

I have windows 10 installed right now, but i have no experience with updating this type of BIOS. and as mentioned above i did reset/ clear CMOS which sets the BIOS to default, if you have any tips to help me find the right bios update tool i would appreciate it.

51 minutes ago, Hoize said:

And may be Pop!_OS isnt compatible with it

That may be, but as it's based on Ubuntu and as far as i can see there are no compatibility issues. In turn is why i'm asking if anyone has come across this before as i have not.