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As there is some common bug in UEFI implementation, you may find workaround in this article.

Press Ctrl+Alt+F2 for shell, F3 for log or F4 for storage log. Consider newer Qubes 3.2 release using dd or try rufus. You can also look into a hardware compatibility list.

As there is some common bug in UEFI implementation, you may find workaround in this article.

Press Ctrl+Alt+F2 for shell, F3 for log or F4 for storage log. I assume it may be a kernel-related issue, too. Consider making a newer Qubes 3.2 install using dd or try rufus. You can still look on hardware compatibility list.

I assume it's a kernel-related problem and your CPU is unsupported. Try Ctrl+Alt+F2 for shell, F3 for log or F4 for storage log. Consider newer Qubes 3.2 using dd or try rufus. You can also look into a hardware compatibility list.

As there is some common bug in UEFI implementation, you may find workaround in this article.

Press Ctrl+Alt+F2 for shell, F3 for log or F4 for storage log. Consider newer Qubes 3.2 release using dd or try rufus. You can also look into a hardware compatibility list.

Try Ctrl+Alt+F2 for shell, F3 for log or F4 for storage log. Consider newer Qubes 3.2 using dd or try rufus. You can also look into a hardware compatibility list

I assume it's a kernel-related problem and your CPU is unsupported. Try Ctrl+Alt+F2 for shell, F3 for log or F4 for storage log. Consider newer Qubes 3.2 using dd or try rufus. You can also look into a hardware compatibility list.