


The next step is to indicate if we want it to be only Live, for which we will not touch anything, or if we want it to be in Persistent Mode.If we choose the third option, we can download the ISO from a very extensive list of operating systems. We can choose a downloaded ISO, an installation CD or download the image to install it later. Next we have to choose the file from which we want to make a Bootable USB.The first step is to choose our USB drive. Now we have to follow the steps that the interface shows us.We download LiLi USB Creator ( Download).It will be enough that we carry out these steps: See Dell Knowledge Base article Windows 2 Go - how to install Windows 8.1/10 on a USB Key.Creating a Bootable USB or Live USB with LiLi USB Creator is very simple. You will find a setup file on the Ubuntu desktop if you want to install Ubuntu afterwards.Īs an alternative to Ubuntu, you can also create a USB drive with Windows 10. You now have started a fully operational ubuntu Linux running on your USB drive.

When Linux starts, you are prompted to install Ubuntu and choose test Ubuntu instead.

At the Dell logo press F12 multiple times.Ĭhoose the USB drive in the BIOS boot menu. Image 1: Rufus Main Window with a description of needed Steps.Ĭonnect the USB drive and start the system. Click start and let the process finish.NOTE: The USB drive is erased during this process, backup needed data before you proceed.
