Goatboy wrote:Oh, that's simple. All you need to do is dedicate many years of your life to studying security.
pretentious wrote:I'd suggest you burn the distro onto a CD if the live USB doesn't work.
mShred wrote:Is there something wrong with your Windows 7 partition? Are you just unable to boot it? If so, you may need to make changes to your bootloader config file. I can help you out with that later if that really is the case.
If not, what I suggest is downloading a file called Unetbootin. With that, it'll download the newest version of Ubuntu and write it directly to your flash drive. Then everything else should be self-explanatory.
mShred wrote:Is there something wrong with your Windows 7 partition? Are you just unable to boot it? If so, you may need to make changes to your bootloader config file. I can help you out with that later if that really is the case.
If not, what I suggest is downloading a file called Unetbootin. With that, it'll download the newest version of Ubuntu and write it directly to your flash drive. Then everything else should be self-explanatory.
Goatboy wrote:Oh, that's simple. All you need to do is dedicate many years of your life to studying security.
pretentious wrote:This question might have nothing to do with it but does the screen you're stuck at accept keyboard input? I've come across some situations while booting from USB where I'm asked to locate the kernel image or something.
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