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I use Windows 10 home and I consider to migrate to Ubuntu.

I took an empty disk-on-key (DoK) and putted inside it a Ubuntu 22.04 iso file.

My Dell Latitude 5580 laptop is "modern" in the sense that I can't choose how to boot in bios, i.e. booting should be done automatically if a DoK contains an iso which is burnt.

How to burn a distro iso on Windows?

Perhaps this question is a better fit for a website about software recommendations because I might need some third party software to do that or some Windows non-WSL software.

NotTheDr01ds
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jordanjackson
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You cannot just copy an .iso file to a USB drive and boot off of it. You need a program like Rufus or Etcher to properly "burn" the ISO to the USB disk.

Keltari
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to unhide do this[]

To unhide files go to control panel and search for file explorer

options and unhide files by checking the radio button

Use ventoylink to ventoy-1[2]2or rufus. In ventoy you can

copy paste iso to ventoy folder in usb after formatting the usb . If you are migrating to linux

it is better to use bootable dvd 8GB. Use free software like

true burner to burn iso.

Noby Nirmal
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