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Lorenzo

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Another tool to create a bootable USB drive using an ISO image (and one that I personally use myself) is Rufus:

http://rufus.akeo.ie/

It's a very small download (800 kB) and there is also a portable version. Depending on how old your computer is though, it might be a better idea to choose a more lightweight distro such as Puppy Linux (or even Browser Linux if all you want to do is web browsing).

hexafraction

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Tips welcomed: 1CF4GhXX1RhCaGzWztgE1YZZUcSpoqTbsJ

The official ISOs carry a bootloader that can load them off a USB device OR a CD. Simply use Unetbootin to write the ISO. It supports Windows (personally tested) also supports Linux and Mac. Or, if you already have a Ubuntu machine, there's a "startup disk creator" application you can find in the dash.

You can download the iso from http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop

LTS 14.04.2 is the default-selected version, and is a very good choice unless you either want really bleeding edge stuff, or have a known technical requirement for a different version. You just need to pick 32-bit or 64-bit (for most modern machines, 64-bit is likely) and click the top Download button (on the purple background). Then, make a donation (or click "no thanks" at the bottom, because they don't take Bitcoin) on the next page, and your download will start.

secrethedgehog

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Have you tried the Ubuntu Website?

http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop

use a USB installer

http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/

Sakarias-Corporation

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Call me Alice. just Alice.

Does anyone here have a Ubuntu Image i could boot up my old computer with from a USB ?

i lost my copy along time ago and can't find a simple new one lol

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