Then test it with linux 6.6 LTS
If you still have an issue it is most likely hardware related.
I installed it but it crashed, I don’t think it’s hardware, it had never crashed before. but how do I remove the 6.10 kernel?
The opposite of installing it ?
It doesn’t come out remove next to the kernel
You cannot remove the running kernel - you will to reboot into another kernel.
I installed the kernel version 6.6 lts then while trying to reboot it froze and now from the manjaro system manager I can’t get the remove option next to the version 6.10 even though the 6.6 version is installed.
How do I make kernel 6.6 the primary one?
Pumping shift or esc (i always forget which one) right after rebooting will give you the menu to choose.
I changed to kernel version 6.6 hopefully I won’t have any more problems I’ll let you know