How to get a USB stick to work
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I am running Windows 10 64 bit on an HP. The Processor is an AMD A10-5745M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 2.10 GHz. 6B ram. 668 GB of actual storage.
I downloaded the Rufus app from the link in the Ubuntu site. I am using a 32GB flash drive as a boot disk and i think i followed all the directions properly. When i hit start, it told me the drive was not accessable and it continued to set it up, but it doesn't work when i try to restart my pc to start the install. What can i do to fix it?
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I am running Windows 10 64 bit on an HP. The Processor is an AMD A10-5745M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 2.10 GHz. 6B ram. 668 GB of actual storage.
I downloaded the Rufus app from the link in the Ubuntu site. I am using a 32GB flash drive as a boot disk and i think i followed all the directions properly. When i hit start, it told me the drive was not accessable and it continued to set it up, but it doesn't work when i try to restart my pc to start the install. What can i do to fix it?
system-installation usb-drive
asked Jun 1 at 22:38
Graylon Comeaux
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If the USB drive is broken or damaged, which would make it unaccessible, you can't make it work, or fix it.
– mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 22:40
From Windows. run Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc). Does it show the drive? What format does the USB have? Under Computer if you double click the USB can you see the files and folders?
– Paul Benson
Jun 1 at 22:58
This seems more like a Hardware or Windows question than an Ubuntu question.
– user535733
Jun 2 at 1:57
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I am running Windows 10 64 bit on an HP. The Processor is an AMD A10-5745M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 2.10 GHz. 6B ram. 668 GB of actual storage.
I downloaded the Rufus app from the link in the Ubuntu site. I am using a 32GB flash drive as a boot disk and i think i followed all the directions properly. When i hit start, it told me the drive was not accessable and it continued to set it up, but it doesn't work when i try to restart my pc to start the install. What can i do to fix it?
system-installation usb-drive
asked Jun 1 at 22:38
Graylon Comeaux
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I am running Windows 10 64 bit on an HP. The Processor is an AMD A10-5745M APU with Radeon HD Graphics 2.10 GHz. 6B ram. 668 GB of actual storage.
I downloaded the Rufus app from the link in the Ubuntu site. I am using a 32GB flash drive as a boot disk and i think i followed all the directions properly. When i hit start, it told me the drive was not accessable and it continued to set it up, but it doesn't work when i try to restart my pc to start the install. What can i do to fix it?
system-installation usb-drive
asked Jun 1 at 22:38
Graylon Comeaux
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asked Jun 1 at 22:38
Graylon Comeaux
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asked Jun 1 at 22:38
Graylon Comeaux
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asked Jun 1 at 22:38
Graylon Comeaux
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If the USB drive is broken or damaged, which would make it unaccessible, you can't make it work, or fix it.
– mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 22:40
From Windows. run Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc). Does it show the drive? What format does the USB have? Under Computer if you double click the USB can you see the files and folders?
– Paul Benson
Jun 1 at 22:58
This seems more like a Hardware or Windows question than an Ubuntu question.
– user535733
Jun 2 at 1:57
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If the USB drive is broken or damaged, which would make it unaccessible, you can't make it work, or fix it.
– mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 22:40
From Windows. run Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc). Does it show the drive? What format does the USB have? Under Computer if you double click the USB can you see the files and folders?
– Paul Benson
Jun 1 at 22:58
This seems more like a Hardware or Windows question than an Ubuntu question.
– user535733
Jun 2 at 1:57
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If the USB drive is broken or damaged, which would make it unaccessible, you can't make it work, or fix it.
– mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 22:40
If the USB drive is broken or damaged, which would make it unaccessible, you can't make it work, or fix it.
– mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 22:40
From Windows. run Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc). Does it show the drive? What format does the USB have? Under Computer if you double click the USB can you see the files and folders?
– Paul Benson
Jun 1 at 22:58
From Windows. run Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc). Does it show the drive? What format does the USB have? Under Computer if you double click the USB can you see the files and folders?
– Paul Benson
Jun 1 at 22:58
This seems more like a Hardware or Windows question than an Ubuntu question.
– user535733
Jun 2 at 1:57
This seems more like a Hardware or Windows question than an Ubuntu question.
– user535733
Jun 2 at 1:57
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If the USB drive is broken or damaged, which would make it unaccessible, you can't make it work, or fix it.
– mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 22:40
From Windows. run Disk Management (diskmgmt.msc). Does it show the drive? What format does the USB have? Under Computer if you double click the USB can you see the files and folders?
– Paul Benson
Jun 1 at 22:58
This seems more like a Hardware or Windows question than an Ubuntu question.
– user535733
Jun 2 at 1:57