02-23-2018, 01:00 AM
Yep. You have to select the next oldest kernel from Advanced Options in the grub menu and boot that one first like Jerry said. Once you're on that 4.4.x-x you can delete 4.12 from Lite Tweaks. Hold down the shift key when you turn on the computer and you should get the grub menu where the Advanced Options are. Arrow key to scroll down to it. Enter to open it. Enter to boot the selected kernel. Most of this is in help manual.
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