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Nothing special here but you do need a couple of things: In this post, I am going to show you how to install Ubuntu Server from USB stick in just a few simple steps. In fact, my Intel Atom based home server does not come with an optical drive and install Ubuntu from USB is the only way to do it. Ubuntu USB install is very simple but a lot of Linux newbies do not know how to do this. At least, couple of readers wanted to know how to install Ubuntu Server from USB. Navigate to the Boot tab and use the arrow keys to select the USB flash drive as the first boot order.I recently showed how to install Ubuntu 14.04 Server edition. To know more, refer to this article - How to Enter BIOS Windows 10/8/7 (HP/Asus/Dell/Lenovo, any PC).ģ. Restart the PC and press a specific key to enter the BIOS menu. Make sure your USB flash drive is connected to your computer.Ģ.

Click START to begin burning the ISO file to your USB flash drive.Įverything is ready and it is time to start Windows 11 installation.

Plug in your USB flash drive and choose the ISO file of Windows 11 you have got.

Go to download Rufus and launch it on your PC.

Step 2: Create a Windows 11 Bootable USB DriveĪfter getting the ISO file of Windows 11, now you should make a Windows 11 bootable USB drive. Then, click the setup.exe file to install Windows 11 on your computer. Tip: If you don’t have a USB flash drive, you can right-click the ISO file and choose Mount. You should give the administrator permission and a Windows 11 preview build ISO file is being generated. Unzip this ZIP package and double-click the cmd file to get a Command Prompt window.ħ. Check the option of Download and convert to ISO and Create download package.Ħ. Select your Windows edition and click Next.ĥ. My PC uses a 64-bit system, so I pick Windows 11 Insider Preview 0.65 (co_release) amd64.Ĥ.

Choose one build based on your PC’s architecture. You can see a list of builds with related information.

Go to the website and click Downloads.Ģ. It is an open-source tool that can download Windows preview builds directly from Windows Update servers and convert the packages to easy-to-install ISO files.ġ. To get an ISO file, you need to use the third-party tool called UUP Dump. You can get it from this site and then start the installation of Windows 11. Updated in October 13, 2021: the offical ISO file of Windows 11 is available on Microsoft's website.