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There are several places, where such upgradings are stored: /var/log/dpkg.log /var/log/apt/history.log /var/log/unattended-upgrades/unattended-upgrades.log But every package has its own place for changes: /usr/share/doc/ package_name / (The last is probably most useful source; package_name is nginx ...

MySQL: sql_mode: NO_ZERO_DATE
MariaDB: sql_mode: NO_ZERO_DATE

And what is the time zone an UTC on mentioned Windows domain controller?

On Debian machine, you can see local time in ISO format (in minutes) by command date -Im (You can check it in UTC by:) date -uIm On Microsoft Windows machine, you can see local time almost in ISO format (in minutes) in PowerShell: Get-Date -UFormat "%FT%R%Z" (You can check it in UTC by:) G...

I think, that it may not be a hardware problem.
Have you used dedicated Nvidia GPU or integrated one (probably Intel HD Graphics 4000)?

I do not know, but −14398695 ≈ −4 × 3600 × 1000, so I bet for problem in UTC vs. local time in Microsoft Windows...

Hello.

For this problem forum.Manjaro.org: Wine doesn’t start application recommends to Use Bottles.

Hello.

Can you run fsck on every partition of affected SSD from working mentioned "Linux File Systems for Windows"?

Hello from old Debian semi-noob.

Do you have installed necessary firmware for sound?
And which GPU do you want to use, dedicated Nvidia?

Archive.Org is reliable site.

You are welcome, I am glad I have been able to help you at least a bit. :-) I do not use Microsoft Windows, but friend have issue with it quite recently. I was surprised, that Microsoft calls wake-up from hibernation with such misleading name (fast boot). I hate such confusing of users, because it l...

Hello, Mr. JohnTaylor.
Do you have disabled so called fast boot in Microsoft Windows 10?

BBS.ArchLinux.org: Problem with amdgpu firmware wrote:hibernating Windows could easily lead to the firmware being left in an undefined state.

You can try:

• Package: dphys-swapfile
  Autogenerate and use a swap file
• Package: swapspace
  dynamic swap space manager

If you try to remove it by snap, which error messages/logs will you get?

How was it installed on your Debian system?

It is simple. You go to top level on line Not Installed Packages and will mark it for purging by the underscore key "_".

I do not know, maintainers of Debian have not created such group of packages. [ BTW, I use aptitude for purging of removed packages, too. Because if you purge some packages and another ones will by automatically removed, they (automatically removed ones) will not be purged. Those packages have been ...

No, if they were explicitly installed, they will not be removed. This is top of main window of aptitude: Actions Undo Package Resolver Search Options Views Help C-T: Menu ?: Help q: Quit u: Update g: Preview/Download/Install/Remove Pkgs aptitude 0.8.13 @ ubudeb --- Upgradable Packages (1) --- Instal...

In aptitude, you can select to purge whole section (Xfce) of packages by 1 key pressing.
(Not all packages contain xfce in the name.)

I am not an expert, but where are you running command grub-mkconfig from? USB stick?
And where are your Debian images which you want to boot, i.e. Linux kernel image & initial ramdisk image?
(I am asking, because you have written, that you cannot boot into Debian.)