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madokie

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6. If you're using Windows

Thu Apr 10, 2014, 07:03 AM

Apr 2014

No I don't remember how to do this.
I use Ubuntu and its easy to do burn an ISO in it.
I think maybe go to Google and type in how to burn an ISO to disk with what ever version of windows you're using and you should be able to find the answer. Its been too long since I used windows that I just can't remember.
Make sure you did download the ISO. You should be able to find it in your download folder. Its possible that it didn't download and you have to try again.
Anyways hopefully someone with more windows knowledge will come to your rescue.

I made the switch to Linux several years ago and there is no way I'll ever go back to windows.

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Ubuntu 12.04.4 has been released [View all] madokie Feb 2014 OP

might want to mention the download starts automatically... dhill926 Feb 2014 #1

Carefull .Xauthority can and has messed things up for the 32bit machines. L0oniX Feb 2014 #2

Ok yes that cool topsales123 Apr 2015 #13

Note: this will add dnsmasq to NetworkManager Recursion Feb 2014 #3

I always end up using VLC regardless of the distro TroglodyteScholar Feb 2014 #4

We keep trying to load this on an old machine,but searches for program to run AllyCat Apr 2014 #5

If you're using Windows madokie Apr 2014 #6

Thank you AllyCat Apr 2014 #7

What operating system are you using madokie Apr 2014 #8

XP AllyCat Apr 2014 #9

Here is instructions and a link to an ISO burner program madokie Apr 2014 #10

Morels trump most things AllyCat Apr 2014 #11

Not today but yesterday and the day before madokie Apr 2014 #12