If the drive does not show up in the boot menu (F12 at powerup), the system does not see it as bootable. Because this is a UEFI-only system (it has no legacy (CSM) mode), your boot  flash drive must be UEFI-bootable.  The older Precision system dates from a time where legacy boot was an option. You'll need to check with the publisher of your linux distribution about UEFI compatibility -- though many current Linux  releases are UEFI-bootable, others are not, at least as pre-built images -- you must prepare a bootable medium that's UEFI-compliant.  
I made a live USB with parrotOS, even though the USB is being shown in the quick boot options, it is not been shown as a boot option in the bios. When I try booting from USB through the quick boot options it says that the boot from USB option is not enabled in bios. When I turn off the secure boot and then boot, I'm getting a "config failed: the hub doesn't have any ports" error. The live USB is working fine, as I was able to boot through the USB on my old laptop (dell precision 7510). I can't find any option in the bios to turn on the boot from USB option. I tried all the available bios versions from the Dell website, but none of them have a boot from USB option. OS on current laptop (Dell G15 5525): windows 11 Thanks in advance
Boot from usb option is missing from the bios