How to Create a Linux MInt Bootable USB on Windows (Using Rufus)
What’s inside:
• Visit the Linux Mint website, review system requirements, and download the Cinnamon ISO
• Download Rufus and create a quick-access desktop shortcut
• Step-by-step setup in Rufus: choose your USB, select the ISO, and configure partition/format options
• Build the bootable media and safely eject the USB drive
• Final look at the completed Linux Mint installer
Simple, beginner-friendly, and perfect for anyone trying Linux Mint for the first time.
Disclaimer: Please use a blank USB drive or one without important data. Creating bootable media will erase everything on the drive.
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