Plug your USB flash drive into your PC. Go to the Batocera website. Then select the x64 Windows version of the OS and wait ...

Here's how to create your own disaster-recovery boot drive with Linux, and how to force Windows to shut down installing updates.

2. Insert a USB drive into your machine and open Rufus. 3. Select your USB drive using Device, and then click SELECT and select the Linux OS that you wish to install. In our case it was Ubuntu. 4.

On the computer where you want to install Linux Mint, insert the USB drive you just made, turn on the computer, and set the machine to boot from the USB device.

Jesus Vigo shows you how to create bootable USB flash drives that are used to install just about any OS on your computer with the help of Rufus.

Tunic is a free software that can be used to install Linux over or alongside Windows without booting from external USB drive.

From the Hardware 2.0 mailbag: Can you install Ubuntu on a USB flash drive?Yes, yes you can. Here's how.

Dual booting Linux and Windows is simple, and in this guide, we'll walk you through how to do it on your PC step-by-step.

If you want the ability to perform a fresh and clean install of macOS Sierra, then you should consider creating a macOS Sierra USB install disk. Not only will this walkthrough work for the macOS ...