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Is this tool‘s specialty, with features tailored specifically to installing Linux ISOs like Debian.Pro tip: Once downloaded, you can validate a Debian ISO‘s integrity using tools like sha256sum on Linux/macOS or Microsoft File Checksum Integrity Verifier on Windows. This verifies your download against the published hashes and ensures it is not corrupted.Step 2) Launch Rufus and Select Device+ISOInsert your target USB thumb drive and launch Rufus. In the first screen it will automatically detect your USB drive under "Device". Ensure the following options are also selected:Partition scheme: GPT (for UEFI) or MBR (for legacy BIOS)Target system: UEFI or BIOS depending on your computerWrite in ISO Image modeCreate extended label and icon filesNext click SELECT to browse your Downloads folder and choose the Debian netinst amd64 iso you downloaded previously:This will configure Rufus specifically for making your USB drive Debian bootable.Step 3) Write Image and Install DebianReview your settings to ensure your USB drive is still selected properly. Then click START to begin writing the Debian iso to the drive. Depending on the USB speed, this can take 5-15 minutes. The progress bar will indicate status:Once completed, close Rufus, safely eject the USB device, and you‘re ready to boot Debian! Plug the drive into the target computer, enter the BIOS boot menu, and select your USB drive to load the Debian installer.Assuming you prepared the bootable USB correctly with Rufus, the installation process should kick off smoothly. I recommend choosing guided partitioning with LVM to leverage Debian‘s excellent Logical Volume Manager support.And within about 10-30 minutes depending on hardware speed, you‘ll be greeted by the Debian desktop environment! Software, updates, and customization awaits.How to Create a Debian 12 Bootable USB from Linux Command LineAdvanced Linux users can create Debian boot drives directly from terminal using the dd tool. While not as user-friendly as Rufus, dd is extremely powerful and gives you more flexibility over partition tables, file systems, etc.Here‘s how to put a Debian ISO onto USB with just bash tools:Step 1) Find Your USB Device NameInsert your target USB stick into your Linux machine, then open a terminal and run lsblk to list disks:$ lsblk -e7NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTSsda 8:0 0 1.8T 0 disk |-sda1 8:1 0 512M 0 part /boot/efi|-sda2 8:2 0 100M 0 part |-sda3 8:3 0 16M 0 part |-sda4 8:4 0 1.8T 0 part sdb 8:16 1 14.9G 0 disk |-sdb1 8:17 1

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Rufus made my USB write protected!I can't format it now!Please help me! Thread starter Thread starter Maq___ Start date Start date Apr 26, 2018 You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Status Not open for further replies. Nov 15, 2015 433 0 10,790 #1 Hi all,I was trying to make a USB bootable ,with the Rufus tool,but before completing of the process of making the USB bootable, something went wrong and the process was interrupted, and the USB has some files in it and it is write-protected now,so I can't format it!I tried to fix this issue via Regedit,via the EaseUS Partition Manager,via the Windows Disk Management,via CMD ,but neither of them helped to format it and remove the write protection!Please help me to remove the write protection!It is a PQI 8 GB 2.0 USB drive!And my OS is Win 10!Please help me!Thanks to all in advance!Best regards! androbourne Apr 26, 2018 I would run a diag tool on the usb drive to ensure it is not damaged or corrupted. I've seen this happen many times with a cheapo damaged USB drive. It's their way of telling you not to use it because it is broken so it locked the drive.I use Rufus all the time and have only ran into this issue with defective USB thumb drives. Its not caused by Rufus directly. The issue is caused by Rufus formatting and rewriting across all sectors of the thumb drive which finds the corruption. If the drive is corrupted, it only would have been a matter of time before you attempted to write data on that sector and it would have corrupted\locked the drive as well. Regardless of using Rufus or not.Long story short. Run a software to test the drive... #2 it has to do with the attributes , maybe you can fix it in the command prompt . just search what command you should type to make it writable Nov 15, 2015 433 0 10,790 #3 it has to do with the attributes , maybe you can fix it in the command prompt . just search what command you should type to make it writable Thank you for replying!I tried with this command: ATTRIBUTES DISK CLEAR READONLY , but it didn't work!Then I try the DISKPART and the Clean command but it didn't work too! Please help me! Nov 15, 2015 433 0 10,790 #5 does this help : No no,I've tried them all! Dec 8, 2016 8,535 450 26,740 #6 What's the exact error message when you try to format? Nov 15, 2015 433 0 10,790 #7 What's the exact