Maybe is because I have administrator and power-on password set in BIOS?

i’m not sure about whatsapp

Same with cinnamon

not thay

zorin os lite is made for being lightweight and smooth
Ubuntu not

There is no weight difference, the desktop environment is the only thing that differs them. If Zorin still uses old gnome 2 then it’s probably lighter.
I’d also discourage the use of Zorin, if you want an Ubuntu based that looks different try the various Ubuntu spins, Mint or ElementaryOS

EDIT: didn’t see we were talking about lite edition, please read further, I still discourage the use of Zorin

zorin os lite uses xfce xd

Oh fuck, they were talking about lite

Old lite was the nerfed version of ZorinOS

for a few years by now too xd

Doesn’t make sense, they don’t really develop an os, they just theme a couple of things and ask for money

Which doesn’t make sense honestly

yeah true, i just wish mint would drop ubuntu as an upstream already. getting tired of their drama :p

Hey and @ryder, I was sleeping. Well, it didn t boot because it was a x32 version of a boot repair. I ve downloaded x64 version and put it on USB with UnetBootIN and it is booting. Suprisingly. Same physical USB. Dunno why, but that is.
This is the tool:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/boot-repair/
I don t know whether the download is the same, but there is an option to choose from x32 and x64.

So I have many tools in it, but all in all it requires internet connections for all to be perfect, and I dunno why, but that internet connection HP wifi inbuilt adapter in laptop is not working.
I did the uninstall of the OS and the OS was Linux Mint – but the boot didn t want to show me that option and I don t know the reasons.
The other tools are some, it is like boot repair OS based on minimalistic lubuntu. It has gparted, so I ll do now according to @ryder instructions.

yeah fair enough xD

Tether your phone to the laptop