PCie Bus Error: severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, (Receiver ID)

Question

I have a MSI GL72M 7rex

I cannot download Ubuntu 18.04 IN DUAL BOOT from my bootable USB Drive :

• Once i boot on the USB i can choose to install or test ubuntu

• 5 seconds after that i get a terminal appearing on the screen showing this:

pcieport AER: PCie Bus Error: severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, (Receiver ID)

after that, it will ask me to:

Please remove the installation medium, then reboot

Once i do that, i boot back on windows because it happens before i can install Ubuntu itself

All the solutions i found were about fixing Ubuntu installed...

Thank You

Edit:

I cannot access the terminal of Ubuntu, here is was i get after booting with the USB Drive with Ubuntu 18.04 installed:

Here are the pictures:

Once I boot into with the USB Drive

Once i am in the desktop

5 seconds after,The entire screen goes black and this appears on the screen , i did not touch anything

A few seconds after 'A stop job is running for Snappy daemon'

Remove installation medium, then reboot

I ran a defect scan and PCie Bus Error: severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, (Receiver ID) is the error

Edit 2:

Like suggested, i went in the BIOS to check a few things, i noticed that fast boot was enabled so i disabled it Here is what i have now:

Again, once i boot using the usb drive, i can see the desktop for a few seconds before having a black screen

Once i plugged in my Mouse, it detected it but i can't do anything because the keybaord is diabled, is it waiting for something?

Final Edit Answer: I followed the steps of heynnema :

• I tried disabling Fast Boot and Secure Boot in the BIOS but i still had the problem

• I tried the second option and pressed E on 'Try Ubuntu'

I replaced "quiet splash" with "quiet splash nomodeset"

• After that i pressed CTRL + C

And i booted in the Ubuntu Desktop

• The ubuntu desktop resolution is pretty low but you will be able to change it pretty easily

Thank you for helping me

Answer 1

The Ubuntu Live USB is having a difficult time with one of your graphics cards.

First step

Enter the BIOS at power on. Identify if there's a setting for which of your two graphics cards you wish to use. Select the other one. Also disable "Secure Boot" and "Fast Boot". Save the settings and exit the BIOS. Retry installing Ubuntu.

Second step

If the first step doesn't work for you, then boot to the Ubuntu Live USB. When you see the "Try Ubuntu" (GRUB) menu, touch the e key to enter edit mode. Using the arrow keys, locate the string "quiet splash" and change it to read "quiet splash nomodeset". Then hit CTRL+x or F10 to continue booting. Screen resolution may be low. Then retry installing Ubuntu.

Third step

Still having problems? Your hardware may be too new for Ubuntu 18.04. Build a Ubuntu Live 19.10 USB and retry installing Ubuntu.