Linux installation of USB drive boot

Speaking of the simplest way to install a system is to find a system installation CD-ROM and then step by step to install slowly. Simple is simple but like most people seem to have a Linux installation CD. So you can only use a USB stick to simulate the function of the CD-ROM system.

The computer is equipped with Windows 7 now to install the Linux dual system.

Pre-install Linux preparation:

1, the computer to separate the free disk location (preferably more than 5G) to wait for the installation of Linux

2. Linux image file:ubantu-13.10-desktop-i386.iso

3. Installation UltraISO 9.6.1.3016 Software

To make a bootable USB drive:

1. Open the UltraISO software and open the Linux image file as shown in

2. Insert USB drive, start (B)-write HDD image ...

3. After the USB drive is detected, click "Write" and wait for the write to complete.

4, the completion of the boot drive is completed, after the completion of the USB flash drive will see as shown

To this boot of the USB flash drive to complete the function and installation of CD-ROM is not much difference. The boot is ready to install Linux is simple, nothing more than to change the BIOS settings to boot the system and then enter the Linux installation interface next step slowly until the installation is complete (after the installation is complete, Windows and Linux boot, There's no need to worry about Windows booting without this.)