I set up Linux on my laptop today and connected to Wi-Fi. It took nine-ish hours.

It's going to take a while for me to get my MSI gaming laptop on Linux but little less then 9 as its only the GFX I having a problem with wifi seems to work fine. and everything else.

@luckyNmber I was able to install it with nomodeset but now when I add it to the grub it's hanging on the purple part no vrb or logo I can nomodeset the USB installer but when it's on it brake any times its a MSI GP62

@luckyNmber that's what I did and it's locking up like a mofo I might try another none Ubuntu/Ubuntu bastard child distribution

Press e added it right where you said and then f10 and it's like nope so I tried the other option then e same again and f10 to book a default generic option same out come it installed but just won't let me boot in to the installed version, hardware people are pissing me off cpu makes help create hardware back doors and other ones make it hard for other OS's to run ms have no right to spy on me in the first place.

I went with Ubuntu on my laptop. Bluetooth had issues (thanks broadcom! Really appreciate it) but that was an easy fix. 15 mins top. Graphics took ~3-4 hours to setup with optirun. Using this setup for about 2 years now. Thankfully, Updates hasn't broke anything... Yet.

@luckyNmber the MSI was the cheapest one of its type in the UK so I am happy with the hardware just not the OS lol

I have a Acer Aspire v7 it didn't last five minutes with Windows, so far a couple driver issues with Fedora, but everything is running well now.