Skip this step on Windows.
Skip this step on Windows.
Skip this step on Windows.
On a Mac, select the 64-bit option.
On a Mac, select the 64-bit option.
On a Mac, select the 64-bit option.
Windows - Go to https://www. pendrivelinux. com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/, scroll down, and click Download UUI. Mac - Go to https://etcher. io/ and click Etcher for macOS at the top of the page.
On a Mac, you’ll need a USB-C flash drive (or a USB 3 to USB-C adapter).
Windows - Select NTFS or FAT32 for the file system. Mac - Select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) for the file system.
Click Browse Click your Linux Mint ISO file. Click Open Click the “Step 3” drop-down box. Click your USB flash drive’s letter. Click Create in the bottom-right corner. Click Yes when prompted.
Click Browse Click your Linux Mint ISO file. Click Open Click the “Step 3” drop-down box. Click your USB flash drive’s letter. Click Create in the bottom-right corner. Click Yes when prompted.
The key that you’re supposed to press may briefly be listed at the bottom of the screen. You can check your computer’s manual or documentation online in order to see which key you need to press. If you see the startup screen, you’ll need to restart the computer and try again.
The key that you’re supposed to press may briefly be listed at the bottom of the screen. You can check your computer’s manual or documentation online in order to see which key you need to press. If you see the startup screen, you’ll need to restart the computer and try again.
Some BIOS models have the boot order options on the initial page on which you arrive.
If this doesn’t work, check the key legend on the right side (or bottom) of the screen to see which key you should press to move the selected option.
On some computers, you’ll have to press another key to confirm the changes when prompted.
The wording will vary slightly depending on the version of Linux Mint and your computer’s bit number. Don’t select the “acpi=off” version of Mint.
The wording will vary slightly depending on the version of Linux Mint and your computer’s bit number. Don’t select the “acpi=off” version of Mint.
Make sure that you start holding down this key immediately after clicking Restart a second time.
The wording will vary slightly depending on the version of Linux Mint and your computer’s bit number. Don’t select the “acpi=off” version of Mint.
The wording will vary slightly depending on the version of Linux Mint and your computer’s bit number. Don’t select the “acpi=off” version of Mint.
