Install Linux operating system / Ubuntu using pendrive on computer

How to Install Linux (Ubuntu) Using a Pendrive on a Computer

Linux is an open-source operating system that can be installed on a laptop or PC. Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux distributions.

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System Requirements

✔ Processor: 700 MHz or higher
✔ RAM: Minimum 512 MB (Recommended: 2GB or more)
✔ Storage: At least 5GB–10GB (Recommended: 25GB or more)

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Step 1: Download Ubuntu ISO File

🔹 Visit the official Ubuntu website: ubuntu.com/download
🔹 Download the latest Ubuntu ISO file.

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Step 2: Create a Bootable USB Drive

To create a bootable USB, you need software like Rufus or Universal USB Installer.

🔹 Download Rufus: rufus.ie
🔹 Insert a USB drive (at least 8GB).
🔹 Open Rufus and select your USB drive.
🔹 Click "Select" and choose the Ubuntu ISO file.
🔹 Set Partition Scheme to MBR or GPT (based on your system).
🔹 Click "Start" and wait for the process to complete.

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Step 3: Boot From USB Drive

🔹 Restart your computer and press F12, F2, DEL, or ESC (depends on your PC) to enter the Boot Menu.
🔹 Select USB drive as the boot device.
🔹 The Ubuntu installer will start.

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Step 4: Install Ubuntu

1️⃣ Select Language → Click "Install Ubuntu"
2️⃣ Choose Keyboard Layout → Click "Continue"
3️⃣ Choose Installation Type

• Normal installation (Recommended)
• Minimal installation (For basic apps only)
  4️⃣ Partition Setup
• Select "Erase disk and install Ubuntu" (for a fresh install)
• Or choose "Something else" (for custom partitioning)
  5️⃣ Click "Install Now" → Confirm changes and continue
  6️⃣ Enter User Details (Name, Password, Username)
  7️⃣ Click Next and wait for the installation to complete
  8️⃣ Restart the Computer

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Step 5: Enjoy Ubuntu 🎉

After restarting, remove the USB drive. Ubuntu is now installed! 🚀