how to install linux on pc without dvd
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Grab a copy of the Universal USB Installer from this website.Download the Linux distribution you want to install, e.g. Ubuntu.Have a USB Flash Drive at hand with several Gigabyte of storage. I have used an 8GB Lexar Flash Drivefor this but you can use more or less any other as well.
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What is the need of using DVD when u have many more ways to install OS on pc. There are so many disadvantages of using DVD for installing OS on pc.Better use Flashdrive.
Now, I am gonna tell you How to install Linux on PC without DVD.
(1) Bootable pen drive - Minimum 8GB.
(a) Download Rufus software.
(b) It doesn't require installation. Open it directly.
(c) Select the Device name(The letter of pen drive. E:\ of F:\)
(d) Leave the remaining options as it is.
(e) Now, click on create a bootable option using Iso Image. If u don't have ISO Image make it now.
(f) The click the disc icon to open the location of your ISO File.
(g) Now click on Start.
(h) Depending on the ISO Image size, the process will take some time to complete.
(i) After the completion of the whole process, Eject the flash drive and insert it into the device you wish to install the OS on.The process will take some time to complete. That's it. You are done.
Welcome to Linux Community!
Now, I am gonna tell you How to install Linux on PC without DVD.
(1) Bootable pen drive - Minimum 8GB.
(a) Download Rufus software.
(b) It doesn't require installation. Open it directly.
(c) Select the Device name(The letter of pen drive. E:\ of F:\)
(d) Leave the remaining options as it is.
(e) Now, click on create a bootable option using Iso Image. If u don't have ISO Image make it now.
(f) The click the disc icon to open the location of your ISO File.
(g) Now click on Start.
(h) Depending on the ISO Image size, the process will take some time to complete.
(i) After the completion of the whole process, Eject the flash drive and insert it into the device you wish to install the OS on.The process will take some time to complete. That's it. You are done.
Welcome to Linux Community!
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