Step 4: Insert a Flash Drive to make it Bootable If Startup Disk Creator tool is not able to detect the ISO image file.Ībove all, you have to select the right ISO file which you need to flash on Flash Drive. You have multiple ISO images saved on your computerī. You can use ‘Other’ button to browse to the location of Ubuntu ISO file in following cases:Ī. The Startup Disk Creator Tool will automatically detect the ISO file as shown in below image as an illustration: Step 3: Load Ubuntu ISO image File in Startup Disk Creator Else, you may scroll down Applications to search for the Startup Disk Creator Tool for creating Bootable Flash Drive. You may search for Startup Disk Creator using keywords such as ‘startup’ or ‘disk’. The Application icon of the tool looks as shown in below image as an illustration: Click on Applications Menu and search for startup disk creator application. One can use this tool to create a Bootable Flash Drive to install Ubuntu on other computers. Ubuntu provides a built-in tool to create Ubuntu bootable media known as ‘Startup Disk Creator’. Close the web browser once the download is complete.
Save the ISO file to your computer and wait for download to finish. Move the cursor to ‘Ubuntu Desktop’ section and click on download button as shown in below image as an illustration:Īlternatively, you may also download the ISO image from Ubuntu’s Long Term Support release Download page on Ubuntu website. Use any search engine to search for ‘Ubuntu’ and navigate to Ubuntu’s official website. Login to you existing Ubuntu Linux Operating System and open a web browser. To create Ubuntu Bootable Flash Drive (sometimes called Bootable Pen Drive or Bootable USB Drive) follow the following simple steps: Step 1: Download latest version Ubuntu ISO File You can use a USB flash drive of capacity 4 GB or more to make it Bootable Flash Drive. One can use the bootable flash drive to install Linux Ubuntu on any Computer. The process uses Ubuntu built in ‘Startup Disk Creator Tool’ to create bootable flash drive. The latest version of Ubuntu Long Term Release is 18.04.2 LTS. This easy step by step process will make Bootable flash drive of latest version Ubuntu Long Term Support (LTS) release. The bootable flash drive is created on an existing Ubuntu System. This article describes the process of creating a bootable USB Flash Drive of latest version of Ubuntu Operating System.
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