UNetbootin

UNetbootin is a free download for Windows XP and higher and Linux systems.

UNetbootin Creates USB-Bootable Linux the Easy Way | Lifehacker Australia 2008

The routine is a little harder and requires UNetbootin which is used to transfer the ISO to the SD card.

Tectonic 2009

The routine is a little harder and requires UNetbootin which is used to transfer the ISO to the SD card.

Tectonic 2009

The routine is a little harder and requires UNetbootin which is used to transfer the ISO to the SD card.

Tectonic 2009

If the two are matched up, you can head back to UNetbootin and click OK.

The Complete Guide To Saving Your Windows System With A Thumb Drive | Lifehacker Australia 2010

Before you click OK and let UNetbootin set up your USB drive, triple-check that it knows which drive to transform.

The Complete Guide To Saving Your Windows System With A Thumb Drive | Lifehacker Australia 2010

UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for a variety of Linux distributions from Windows or Linux, without requiring you to burn a CD.

Boot any Linux distro from a USB drive | clusterflock 2009

Has anyone tried to load this off a boatable USB, with something like UNetbootin [unetbootin. sourceforge.net]

Lifehacker’s Guide To Upgrading To Windows 7 RC | Lifehacker Australia 2009

Hit your Start menu, click Computer in the right-hand menu, and ensure that the letter your computer has given your temporary USB drive the same letter that UNetbootin wants to use.

The Complete Guide To Saving Your Windows System With A Thumb Drive | Lifehacker Australia 2010

What UNetbootin was made to do was automate the process of downloading an Ubuntu CD image, convert it for your USB thumb drive, find that drive and install that image on there, without you having to do much of anything.

The Complete Guide To Saving Your Windows System With A Thumb Drive | Lifehacker Australia 2010