• USB sticka med Ubuntu, Fedore, Debian, mint – Gratis

    Det har kommit till vår kännedom att finns mindre seriösa aktörer som försöker sälja på Linux USB för väldig höga belopp. Här får du tipset gratis hur bygger gratis USB sticka.

    För att göra detta, behöver du en tom USB sticka eller en sticka där du kan offra innehållet på. En 128 GB USB kostar 79:- på Amazon.se och då ingår frakten.

    Att skapa en Ubuntu-USB-sticka från Windows med Rufus är enkelt och tar bara några minuter. Följ dessa steg:

    Steg 1: Ladda ner nödvändiga filer

    1. Ladda ner Ubuntu ISO-filen
    2. Ladda ner och installera Rufus
      • Gå till Rufus officiella webbplats och ladda ner den senaste versionen av programmet.
      • Kör rufus.exe (installation behövs inte).

    Steg 2: Förbered USB-minnet

    1. Sätt i ett USB-minne (minst 8GB, helst 16GB eller mer).
    2. Öppna Rufus – det ska automatiskt identifiera din USB-sticka.
    3. Välj ISO-filen:
      • Klicka på ”Välj” och navigera till den nedladdade Ubuntu ISO-filen.
    4. Ställ in parametrar:
      • Starttyp: ”Disk eller ISO-avbildning”
      • Partitionsschema:
        • ”MBR” om datorn använder BIOS eller UEFI med Legacy-läge Det här gäller äldre datorer.
        • ”GPT” om datorn använder UEFI
      • Filsystem: ”FAT32”
      • Klusterstorlek: Lämna standardvärdet.

    Steg 3: Skapa USB-stickan

    1. Klicka på ”Start”.
    2. Om Rufus frågar om du vill skriva i ISO-läge eller DD-läge, välj ISO-läge.
    3. Vänta tills processen är klar (det kan ta några minuter).
    4. När den är färdig, klicka på ”Stäng” och mata ut USB-stickan.

    Steg 4: Starta från USB och installera Ubuntu

    1. Sätt in USB-stickan i datorn där du vill installera Ubuntu.
    2. Starta om datorn och tryck på Boot-menytangenten (ofta F12, F2, ESC eller DEL, beroende på tillverkare).
    3. Välj din USB-enhet i startmenyn.
    4. Ubuntu startas – du kan antingen testa utan att installera eller installera direkt.

    Tips: Felsökning

    • USB-stickan visas inte i Rufus → Testa en annan USB-port eller USB-stickan.
    • Datorn startar inte från USB → Kontrollera BIOS-inställningarna och aktivera ”USB Boot” samt ställ in rätt startordning.
    • Felmeddelande vid installation → Prova att skapa USB-stickan i DD-läge istället.

    Nu har du en färdig bootbar Ubuntu-USB-sticka! 🚀

    Önskar annan distrubtion, är bara ladda ner den iso filen ifrån länkar finns i vår wiki och bygga den med rufus.

    Om du vill ha installtionshjälp så finns mer information på vår support sida.

    Linux Support
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USB sticka med Ubuntu, Fedore, Debian, mint – Gratis

Det har kommit till vår kännedom att finns mindre seriösa aktörer som försöker sälja på Linux USB för väldig höga belopp. Här får du tipset gratis hur bygger gratis USB sticka.

För att göra detta, behöver du en tom USB sticka eller en sticka där du kan offra innehållet på. En 128 GB USB kostar 79:- på Amazon.se och då ingår frakten.

Att skapa en Ubuntu-USB-sticka från Windows med Rufus är enkelt och tar bara några minuter. Följ dessa steg:

Steg 1: Ladda ner nödvändiga filer

  1. Ladda ner Ubuntu ISO-filen
  2. Ladda ner och installera Rufus
    • Gå till Rufus officiella webbplats och ladda ner den senaste versionen av programmet.
    • Kör rufus.exe (installation behövs inte).

Steg 2: Förbered USB-minnet

  1. Sätt i ett USB-minne (minst 8GB, helst 16GB eller mer).
  2. Öppna Rufus – det ska automatiskt identifiera din USB-sticka.
  3. Välj ISO-filen:
    • Klicka på ”Välj” och navigera till den nedladdade Ubuntu ISO-filen.
  4. Ställ in parametrar:
    • Starttyp: ”Disk eller ISO-avbildning”
    • Partitionsschema:
      • ”MBR” om datorn använder BIOS eller UEFI med Legacy-läge Det här gäller äldre datorer.
      • ”GPT” om datorn använder UEFI
    • Filsystem: ”FAT32”
    • Klusterstorlek: Lämna standardvärdet.

Steg 3: Skapa USB-stickan

  1. Klicka på ”Start”.
  2. Om Rufus frågar om du vill skriva i ISO-läge eller DD-läge, välj ISO-läge.
  3. Vänta tills processen är klar (det kan ta några minuter).
  4. När den är färdig, klicka på ”Stäng” och mata ut USB-stickan.

Steg 4: Starta från USB och installera Ubuntu

  1. Sätt in USB-stickan i datorn där du vill installera Ubuntu.
  2. Starta om datorn och tryck på Boot-menytangenten (ofta F12, F2, ESC eller DEL, beroende på tillverkare).
  3. Välj din USB-enhet i startmenyn.
  4. Ubuntu startas – du kan antingen testa utan att installera eller installera direkt.

Tips: Felsökning

  • USB-stickan visas inte i Rufus → Testa en annan USB-port eller USB-stickan.
  • Datorn startar inte från USB → Kontrollera BIOS-inställningarna och aktivera ”USB Boot” samt ställ in rätt startordning.
  • Felmeddelande vid installation → Prova att skapa USB-stickan i DD-läge istället.

Nu har du en färdig bootbar Ubuntu-USB-sticka! 🚀

Önskar annan distrubtion, är bara ladda ner den iso filen ifrån länkar finns i vår wiki och bygga den med rufus.

Om du vill ha installtionshjälp så finns mer information på vår support sida.

Linux Support