USB does not boot when trying to install Linux on my Asus EeeBook X205TA

I already made this question on the AskUbuntu (link) community, but had no good answers/help.

So, here I am.

I am trying to install Lubuntu on my Asus EeeBook X205TA that came with Windows 10 Home (32bit) pre-installed.

Here is the information that may help you help me.

BIOS (model X205TAW) options - http://imgur.com/a/NS11D

When I press the UEFI: SanDisk option the screen tus black for a second and comes back to the boot menu. Changing the boot order in BIOS does not have any effect.

Here are the things I tried already:

• Intense Googling for solution;
• Used Rufus USB tool and the one suggested by the Ubuntu website to bu the ISO into the stick. I used all the combinations possible with the Rufus software (partition schemes);
• Tried Lubuntu, Ubuntu and Xubuntu (32bit and 64bit) distros, none worked;
• Using the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool the PC boots the USB without problem and enters the Windows Setup;
• Updated the computer bios;
• Tried to install plop boot manager, no success ("Can't get partition information. 144" Error);
• Tried with several USB sticks and ports (BIOS do not recognize the micro SD slot, even with the distro in it);
• Disabled the secure boot menu. Basically, I tried almost every combination possible in the BIOS settings. The only thing I didn't touch was the Key Management sector;
• Updated the drivers of the computer;
• Made a full reset of the Windows 10, using the Windows 10 tool.

These are the things I remember, if I remember more I will update the question. Any extra information, just ask. I will be online for the next couple hours.

Thanks in advance.