Open a terminal ( root)Type command gpartedA graphical window will open, now select the disk as /dev/sdb or /dev/sdc from top right corner ( it completely depends on how many pendrives you have got inserted and which one is correct)Delete the Partition ( by right click->delete)Create a new Partition taking type- FAT32 ( Primary )Apply all changes.(This is the most common method to use, but it erases all disk data)Secondly, if you have windows, you can di it without formatting either if its not potentially infected by a virus.Hit win+RType cmdEnterType diskpartAllow permissionsType list diskEnterSelect disk 1 (depends on the slot and how many are inserted, so check) [usually disk 0 is hdd/ssd]Type Attrib disk clear readonlyEnterYour work is done.Regards,
Use?well, you can definitely boot into Ubuntu live or you could install Ubuntu into your PC. If that’s not what you want to do then you can really do some weird and creepy stuff like:Delete someones data with G parted with live Ubuntu booted in.You can of course steal data of someone.You can write virus script into windows PC of others by live booting into others systemLet us stop this here. These are just some simple things you could do with a live booted Ubuntu in your pen drive.Hope this helps!
1st Method for 100% conversion (but careful to select your disk if selection is wrong it format your computer)Select W+R→Type cmd in search box→type diskpart in cmd widow→click on enter→new cmd window open type list disk click on enter→(select your disk carefully 0,1 option with disk name and space)Type select disk and type no(0 or 1)→enter→type clean click onenter→Type create partition primary →enter→Type format fs=fat32 quick click enter→100% format compleated massege came and your pendrive become normal pendrive.2nd Method ..Insert your pendrive to your system→click on my computer→right click on your divice→formet→(change file system to FAT32 Default) click on Start→Ok when format complete massege came click on ok than click on close.
Lets assume you are using Ubantu.First you need to know what is mounted?Run command sudo fdisk -l after that Run sudo chmod 666 /dev/sdY where sdY is assigned name of your USB Drive
You Can install windows 10 in pre-installed Ubuntu ,1.Shut down Your PC/laptop2.Insert windows 10 Bootable CD3.Start Pc and open boot menu and boot your CD4.Follow instruction5.while installing there may be option is there , for format C drive (Where Ubuntu is installed ) Or If you want to use both Ubuntu and Windows install windows in other drive so you can use both Os..6. Format C drive7. Install Windows and use itYou can find this artical at Here[1]Thank you..Footnotes[1] How do I install Windows 10 with a pre-installed Ubuntu 16.04?
Convert .ISO to .IMG in terminal (Mac) (Linux) 10 points?
I am trying to make a bootable flash drive with Linux on it for my Mac. I have Ubuntu desktop downloaded, and it is in my downloads. The instructions on the Ubuntu website tell me I need to convert the ISO to IMG (of course, because its a Mac, and I cannot boot otherwise, so converting is necessary). This is the terminal command they tell me to run: hdiutil convert -format UDRW -o ~/path/to/target.img ~/path/to/ubuntu.iso I understand I need to replace both paths, and I know I need to change the ubuntu.iso path to the file located in my downloads, but what path do I put in the place of ~/path/to/target.img? Can someone give a specific example? I tried putting ~/Users/Gurpreet/Desktop/target.img, but it says no such file or directory. I understand that there is not a file named target.img on my desktop. What path do I use? Specific example and help will get 10 points.
I recently purchased a 64gb SanDisk Cruzer USB Flash Drive. I purchased the drive to use exclusively with a digital picture frame. The digital picture frame apparently does not recognize this drive since it came pre-formatted exFat. The digital picture frame does recognize my other smaller USB Flash Drives which are formatted Fat32.My question is: Is it possible to reformat this new 64gb USB Flash Drive to Fat32 (or make some other change) so that I may use it with my digital picture frame? If so, what is the best way to go about doing this as it does not seem to be an option via right clicking on the drive and selecting format, or via My Computer/Manage/Disk Management?
Delete Your Linux PartitionsPress WIN+R, then paste diskmgmt.msc this will open Disk Management application.Locate the Linux partitions, right-click them, and delete them. Linux partition has no label under the “File System” column, while Windows partitions will be identified by their “NTFS” or "FAT" file system.After you deleted Linux partition, Free space will be available.You can expanding your current partition or create new partition from it.After you delete Linux partition and recover Linux space in windows, It is time to fix grub menu.now Fix the Windows Boot LoaderInsert the Windows installer or recovery disc into your computer and restart your computer. You’ll need to access the Command Prompt from the disc.click on repair option from Windows CD, this will open Command Prompt.Once a Command Prompt window is open, type the following command and press Enter to run it:bootrec.exe /fixmbrYou can now restart your computer. It will boot from its hard drive, starting Windows normally. Now Linux complately removed from your system.
I agree with Navneet, this is not the place for such a questionand even if it was, with so little details we can't helpwhat is the output of: sudo fdisk -lit should show the usb, (/dev/sda is your hard disk) if you see a /dev/sdb or /dev/sdc it recognize your usb
There are multiple software found in web for fixing this problem but i recommend to use USB Fix for this tutorial because it works great and freeware.Download USB fix and install (If your antivirus showing virus in this software then please disable it for a few minutes)Close all the programs from taskbar, you are running, because when it start it auto close your all programs and you may lose your data.Connect all of your external storages to computer > Choose clean :)It automatically cleans your shortcut virus problems from all USB storages. NOTE: don’t forget to restart your computer after using this tool because it make changes in windows directory and until you restart your computer, your computer will not work properly.