Condobloke
Well-Known Member
^^^.....what @kc1di said !
How exactly did you install Mint-20.2-cinnamon-64bit ??
Creating a usb stick so that it is bootable, to then arrive at a 'live' session of LM is easy
Download the desired LM to your desktop...or wherever suits you.....
Use Balena Etcher to 'burn' the file just downloaded to the usb stick
Reboot the PC/laptop, and choose to boot to that usb stick.....I am unsure which F button you hit to enter the boot order on a hp etc etc..... @kc1di will likely know that or @brickwizard
Once it has booted you can play around with it to your hearts content....just be aware that once you reboot back to your other OS, all info/changes on the usb stick will be lost.
You can install by clicking on the "Install Linux MInt" on the desktop.
How exactly did you install Mint-20.2-cinnamon-64bit ??
Creating a usb stick so that it is bootable, to then arrive at a 'live' session of LM is easy
Download the desired LM to your desktop...or wherever suits you.....
Use Balena Etcher to 'burn' the file just downloaded to the usb stick
Reboot the PC/laptop, and choose to boot to that usb stick.....I am unsure which F button you hit to enter the boot order on a hp etc etc..... @kc1di will likely know that or @brickwizard
Once it has booted you can play around with it to your hearts content....just be aware that once you reboot back to your other OS, all info/changes on the usb stick will be lost.
You can install by clicking on the "Install Linux MInt" on the desktop.