We just learned, that it is easy - use Rufus and check with the listed string at - It is a good idea to check the flash drive too, that the flash hardware and the internal programming work What do I do after checking the And. Please check the md5sum - the download process might fail. It went from 8GB to 2.25MB WTF happened?! Win32 Disk Imager seems to be a lot more "forgiving" than Ugh. If the same ISO and somehow corrupted it won't work anyway. Even Win32 Disk Imager is stuck on Now it is completed! It's either a corrupt download or the file gets corrupted when saved (faulty drive) or is somewhere Rufus can't read correctly from or an antivirus: Ugh. Did you check the iso I downloaded the ISO from the Ubuntu website but it still doesn't work.
Rufus *should* work for you in Windows 10. 1 in the file name) from all Windows versions including XP is `Win32 Disk Imager`, An alternative, that works to install Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS (you should use the first point release with. Which version of Windows are you running? Did you check that your iso file is good.? - You can use md5summer in Windows to check it. I'm using Rufus to create a bootable stick, but everytime I click start, it starts, and then gives the error ISO image extraction failure.
I'm trying to install Ubuntu 16.04 from a USB drive.
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