Hiding startup codes

Once again, sudo nano /etc/default/grub and after "quiet splash" add the grub parameter: pci=noaer
ctrl+x , then y, then enter.

sudo update-grub

Will need to reboot to test...

@Aravisian how should it look after adding the parameter? i assumed it was a space plus pci-noaer with each side possessing "". im a noob. thanks in advance

"quiet splash pci=noaer"

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thats what it looks like and i still have codes at start up? am i missing something ? @Aravisian @Ocka

LogLevel=3 means that it will only display serious errors. You are still getting the errors...
I would recommend running a S.M.A.R.T. test. Replace (Device Name) with the actual device name like /dev/sda1

smartctl -a (Device Name)

Check the drive for failures.

The other thing may be that you need to update your BIOS.

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