@noobToLinux I’d also recommend this, for when you have your system back up and running:
This will help to prevent (further) corruption which can be caused by a forced power-off, assuming the Kernel is still “alive”.
@noobToLinux I’d also recommend this, for when you have your system back up and running:
This will help to prevent (further) corruption which can be caused by a forced power-off, assuming the Kernel is still “alive”.