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[title] Writing to the USB drive (Rufus)
[* red] Find the tab that says ***Create a bootable disk using*** and select ***ISO image***. Once you do this, select the icon that looks like an optical drive. After you click this, you will need to find the ISO you wish to write to the USB stick. The typical locations will be ***Downloads or My Documents***, depending on what operating system you run.
[* orange] Once you find the ISO, click it and then click ***Open***. After you click this, the ISO will be selected and available to write to the USB drive.
[* green] Once you locate the ISO to write to the drive, select ***Start***. The program will warn you this will erase the drive. You will need to confirm you wish to wipe the drive before the program will write the image to the flash drive by clicking ***OK***. If you have anything on the drive you wish to keep, you will need to copy it off now.
[* icon_note] Rufus will ask you if you want to write the ISO in ISO or DD mode. This is up to you, but Rufus will recommend the best choice. I also recommend running a 2 pass block check to make sure the USB flash drive is intact, especially if it is older. This will add time, but you will know the drive is still good.
-[* icon_note] ***For users who require a CD/DVD to boot a OS or systems with buggy USB boot implementations:*** Refer to [guide|54074|this guide] if you need a CD/DVD to boot the system. ***This will not apply to most users, since a lot of systems can boot off of USB. If you somehow need it, this is the new solution***.
+[* icon_note] ***For users who require a CD/DVD to boot a OS or systems with buggy USB boot implementations:*** Refer to [guide|54074|this guide] if you need a CD/DVD to boot the system. ***This will not apply to most users, since a lot of systems can boot off of USB. If you somehow need it, this is my suggested workaround***.