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1. #Unetbootin for windows 8 cannot detect usb drive install
2. #Unetbootin for windows 8 cannot detect usb drive iso

#Unetbootin for windows 8 cannot detect usb drive iso

The USB stick is a brand new Kingston 32GB and works perfectly for general use.Īfter a reccomendation on I tried using Unetbootin to copy the ISO to the stick, while that resulted in a bootable stick it doesn't appear that the ISO works with it as the only option to come up is "Default" and that then refuses to boot, just keeps going round and round the "booting in 10 seconds" thing, and resetting the timer every 10 seconds.Įven after making the stick bootable using Unetbootin, ImageWriter still refuses to put anything in its drop-down box. I'm running Windows as an administrator user so the problem isn't permissions. There's no problem with the ISO, the problem is that ImageWriter is not seeing the USB stick even though Windows can see it, read it, and write to it. I've tried this on two different systems, one running Windows XP and one running Windows 7 - the result is exactly the same each time. Once the installation has completed, from the Unetbootin window, select the option to. I burned an ISO to my USB external disk with Unetbootin, so whoever tells its not possible is wrong. Double click the Executable to start the program. I had to close and start again Unetbootin to see my sdc1 partition in the field. I have no experience with using unetbootin in Windows WSL and I do not know how device nodes appear in the dialogs. I have 2 choices in Unetbootin, USB or disk in the field 'type', for your type of medium, click both, and search for the partition id. I've downloaded the ISO and ImageWriter.exe, however when ImageWriter is run, it does not see the USB stick - the drop-down selector (next to the "Copy" button) is blank. On Windows systems partitions should appear as so-called 'drive letters.' On Linux systems partitions should appear as /dev/sdXN, where X is a device node and N is a partition number.

#Unetbootin for windows 8 cannot detect usb drive install

To prepare and check things I tried to follow the install procedure for the current release as given on the website. I've just built a new server class machine on which I plan to install SuSE (13.1 when it comes out tomorrow). Note: I know there's another thread with this subject but that appears to have become a discussion on installing SuSE on a USB stick, I am trying to use a stick to install SuSE on a brand new server, not on the USB stick itself.