I found an article that described a similar problem except that his machine was running Win 10. He solved it by turning Acpi off in grub. To do this he says at the point just before where my system hangs I should press "e" instead of "continue". This will take me to a file in grub where I can edit "Acpi=on" to "Acpi=off". Then after pressing "F10" I can continue with the installation. Unfortunately pressing "e" on my machine doesn't do anything. Nor does pressing any other letter. Apparently my installation hasn't progressed at this point to where I can find grub to edit it. Any help will be much appreciated.
73,
Jerry
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