Linux Mint bootable flash drive, why doesn't it work?

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biryuckov2015-07-19 00:53:52

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biryuckov, 2015-07-19 00:53:52

Can't install linuxmint-17.2-xfce-32. I make a bootable USB flash drive, everything seems to be correct. A fat 32 flash drive also tried ntfs. But when you reboot, nothing happens. I start the USB flash drive through the boot menu without starting the BIOS. I make a bootable USB flash drive through unetbootin (which I tried different, downloaded from different sites). Creating a USB flash drive with constant glitches on file 13 seems to freeze, but everything continues to work (the flash drive is slowly filling up), the process ends without errors.

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Alexander, 2015-07-19
@biryuckov

Maybe unetbootin is the problem? I use www.pendrivelinux.com
utilities - problems are rare and mostly related to the BIOS features of old motherboards.

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Danil Antoshkin, 2015-07-19
@TwerTrue

I would advise you to record through Rufus, not when there were no problems!

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colfex, 2015-07-19
@colfex

write me on skype i will try to help skype: lagiteich

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Bogdan Romanov, 2015-07-20
@st_scar

Flash is alive?
>>Creating a flash drive with constant glitches on file 13 everything seems to freeze

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biryuckov, 2015-07-20
@biryuckov

YES, I think the problem is in the flash drive itself. Iba has already tried everything, it seems to me. And honestly already too lazy to mess with her. Put a 10. The laptop is weak, and the joke is with him.