Boot Ubuntu or Linux on USB Drive using Universal USB Installer

Ubuntu is a complete desktop Linux operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. The Ubuntu community is built on the ideas enshrined in the Ubuntu Manifesto: that software is available free of charge, that software tools is usable by people in their local language and despite any disabilities, and that people should have the freedom to customize and alter their software in whatever way they see fit.


To boot Ubuntu or Linux on USB drive you need Universal USB Installer. And you can download it from here for free of charge.
Click below to download Universal USB Installer-

If you don't have the ISO file of Ubuntu then Click Here to download the latest version of Ubuntu.
And Click Here to download the latest version of Linux.

Following process is for USB boot- 
Step-1:  Extract the zip file of Universal USB Installer you've downloaded. Run Universal USB Installer. A window will open like below and Click on "I Agree"-

Step-2: Select the Ubuntu/Linux version form the list, you want to boot . Then click on the "Browse" and select the ISO file of your desire Ubuntu/Linux version.

  
Step-3:  Now select your USB Drive and check "We will format ** Drive as Fat32. And click on "Create".

Step-4:  Now you'll get a warning message. Click on "Yes" and the booting process will start. Now wait for a while to complete the process. After completing the process you'll see a text "Installation is Done! Process is completed". Click on "Close".
 

So that's it. Your USB Drive is now booted by Ubuntu/Linux. :)

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