Why doesn't the Kali Linux installation screen launch on an Intel laptop?

Question

linux

I wrote the image to a USB flash drive via Win32Imager, tried to install it on the laptop, the boot screen does not open at all (which I did not try to disable UEFI Security, Boot Leagcy, etc. did not help) The image was written correctly, on the 2nd PC I tried the screen opened (so it's not flash drive). In the laptop, when choosing to boot from a USB flash drive, is there an Internal Shell item (I don’t even know what it is, maybe this program prohibits installing Linux)?
Windows 10 system, Intel HD Graphics.
Sorry, I didn't know that Internal Shell was so important, so here are my own screenshots.
USB Imation Ride is a flash drive. The Windows 10 image immediately opened and the installation went on, but Linux does not want to.

fs1 is a flash drive.

There was only the BOOTX64.efi file.

Answer 1

Instead of exit, write help and use the shell commands to see what you have on your fs0 flash drive. There should be an \EFI\boot\ directory with bootia32.efi and bootx64.efi bootloader files. If there are no such files, then the flash drive has the wrong image (without EFI support). If the files are there, try running them from the command line and look for error messages. One of them should start, depending on the bit depth of the BIOS.

fs0:
ls \
ls \EFI\boot\
cd \EFI\boot\
.\bootx64.efi
.\bootia32.efi

Answer 2

this window does not apply to your Kali. In this case, the hardware does not see any OS at all. It even says EFI Shell at the top.
Tweak the BIOS, set up the correct boot from a USB flash drive