Bootable Ubuntu DVD

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newchiche Posted messages 717 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello,

It's been almost 2 hours that I've been trying to restart my PC and nothing works! Here’s my problem. I partitioned my hard drive to allocate free space where I want to install Linux (Windows 7 is installed on the native hard drive). I downloaded an Ubuntu version of Linux in .iso format, a file I burned onto a DVD-RW. I restarted my PC, entered the BIOS, and changed the boot priorities as follows:

1°) External Device
2°) Internal Optical Disc
3°) Internal Disc

And oh dear, steps 1 and 2 fail and the PC decides to smoothly boot into Windows from the internal hard drive.

Where did I make my mistake?

Thank you for your responses
Configuration: Windows 7 / Firefox 3.6

2 answers

DrNitro Posted messages 733 Status Member 99
 
You must burn DISK IMAGE and not Data Disc
the difference is that an iso file is a copy image (or clone) of a CD/DVD and therefore you must use the DISK IMAGE(or something like that) option of a burning software

https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/utilitaires/5693-cdburnerxp/

(nero copies in .nrg but it's not a big deal it also burns .iso)
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