09-18-2020, 02:49 AM
To start with, all LL USB Persistent drives are tested before Shipping and a txt file is added to the Desktop and dated as proof. So it won't be the USB drive at fault here.
You can try: changing boot order from the BIOS, enabling/disabling UEFI, changing boot order at boot (usually F9 differs per brand), USB boot drive may appears with a benign name such as 'ubuntu' or similar - try booting every device that gets listed in your boot menus, try booting on a more modern pc. Don't attempt to alter the USB device in any way, that will render it unbootable! It will work, it just takes knowledge of how to boot devices.
You can try: changing boot order from the BIOS, enabling/disabling UEFI, changing boot order at boot (usually F9 differs per brand), USB boot drive may appears with a benign name such as 'ubuntu' or similar - try booting every device that gets listed in your boot menus, try booting on a more modern pc. Don't attempt to alter the USB device in any way, that will render it unbootable! It will work, it just takes knowledge of how to boot devices.