Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS Installation Stuck on Core 2 Duo Intel - Tried CD, USB, i386, amd64

Good evening everyone.
Listen, I have a problem with installing ubuntu 16.04.2 the installation starts and after a few minutes it stops, the ubuntu badge will appear, blinking at the bottom, this line from the lamps shows such a purple board and a sound signal, and this is where the entire installation stops. I tried with cd rom and usb flash drive and tried i 386 and amd64 version. I also don't know why amd64 is automatically downloaded for me. The processor has a core 2 duo intel. But neither version wants to get stuck in one place and that's it. Previously, 2 years ago, I had 14/04 and it was no problem.

Ubuntu has a life of its own . It was supposed to be easy, and if something goes wrong, no forgiveness. Why didn't you update packages on 4/14? You would make yourself the equivalent of 4/16/2 without grace. Chose amd64 to consider Core2Duo installed as 64 bit processor. This is not such a big problem. Since the installer started installing packages, it means that the problem is not with the architecture.
So to be sure the laptop's LEDs are also flashing? How so it means that there was a catastrophe when the kernel was booted, eg you have a partition made for a filesystem that is not supported by a precompiled, automatically started kernel. Sometimes you have to choose from several available ones that will fully boot the system. Are you sure that you have, for example, Ext4, or have you previously chosen unknowingly how it is going by default?
Be wise, get off the wrong path , quit Ubuntu, switch to Mint or Debian. Something that can be kept under control . Ubuntu, Mint, and Debian share the same type of installation packages and are generally very similar to each other as Debian-derived distributions. Mint is friendlier to the average user than Debian. Or, as I wrote above, put 14.04 and update it.

I will have to install it on 4/14.
It's not so much that I quit only after some time, let's say after two years, there was such a mess in the system that I didn't know what it was about.

Oh, you are stuck in very bad habits in dealing with the M $ windows .
Once you set up Linux and what you need to install and update, the first thing you do is compress the entire system and dump it to flash, external hard drive, .... Then, when the need arises, you clean the partition in disarray and uncompress it, the ready-made system with all settings, e.g. mail, plugins, codecs, applications, ....

I close the topic after many difficulties somehow managed to install Ubuntu. Why Ubuntu? because I got used to it.
Thank you very much.