Looking to install Ubuntu 24 on your computer? A bootable USB drive is the way to go. Follow this straightforward guide to create one using Rufus.
What You'll Need
Before you begin, ensure you have:
- A USB flash drive (8 GB or higher)
- The Ubuntu 24 ISO file
- The Rufus application
Note: Your USB drive will be formatted, so back up any important files before proceeding.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Download Rufus Open your browser and search for Rufus. Visit the official website, scroll down to the Download section, and choose either the Standard or Portable version. The choice is yours!
- Insert and Launch Plug your USB flash drive into your computer and open the Rufus application.
- Configure Rufus Settings
Under Boot Selection, click Select, then choose the Ubuntu 24 ISO file.
Under Partition Scheme, choose either GPT or MBR, based on your targeted drive and system.
Your Target System choice will be BIOS (for MBR) or UEFI (for GPT).
- Start the Process Keep the remaining settings as default and click Start. Confirm the recommended option and click OK. Finally, click Okay once more and wait for Rufus to complete the process.
Once done, your bootable Ubuntu 24 USB drive is ready for installation. Enjoy exploring the world of open-source computing!