Create Bootable Ubuntu startup disk using Windows OS
2 min readJan 17, 2021
Prerequisites:
- Pendrive with a minimum size of 4GB
- Ubuntu ISO image
- Rufus software (If you’re using Windows OS)
Steps for Windows users:
Install Rufus software and launch the software
- Plugin your Pendrive
- Format the Pendrive before starting this
- Double click on select and choose the ubuntu iso image
- Download Ubuntu ISO image from here.
- Keep the defaults as it is and click on Start.
Click OK and proceed
- Make sure you have formatted your Pendrive before clicking on the process in this step.
- And Finally, Process will be started and your Pendrive will be a bootable Ubuntu Image.
- It will take around 3–5 minutes. Be Patient till it gets finished
To make Pendrive Unbootable
- Launch File manager in windows, Right-click on Bootable disk(i.e ., Pendrive), Choose Format option with the File system as FAT32.
- Click Start and you can use your bootable disk as a Pendrive.