So I’m trying to turn my old windows vista pc into a KDE Plasma pc, but when I tried booting the ISO, I got the message “An operating system wasn’t found. Try disconnecting any drives that don’t contain an operating system.” Can anyone help me with this?
Welcome to the forum!
Three questions…
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Is the firmware ─ be it BIOS or UEFI ─ effectively set to boot from the optical drive or the USB drive?
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Are you sure you created the bootable medium in the correct manner? The
.iso
file must be imaged to an optical disk or a USB stick, not copied to it as a file. -
Is your computer a 64-bit machine? Manjaro no longer supports 32-bit hardware.
I set it to boot it from a USB, I extracted the ISO and mounted it to the USB multiple times, and I’m pretty sure it’s 64 bit because I installed a 64 bit version of windows 10 2 days ago.
Can you be more precise? An .iso
is not meant to be extracted. If you’re going to use a USB stick, then the .iso
must be flashed to the USB stick by way of something like etcher
─ I’m sorry but I don’t know any comparable Windows utilities, because I don’t use that operating system.
I’ll try flashing it with Rufus, that’s what I used to flash the win10.iso
I’ll reply once I’ve tried that
Ok I flashed it and I got the manjaro installer, thanks!
I’ll reply here again if I need anymore help.
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