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Booting with the USB
If USB boot device is missing from boot menu - enable "Legacy Boot Mode"
If USB boot device is still missing from the Boot Menu - check to see if USB Booting is turned off completely and turn it on.
If you are getting "Verification failed: (0x1A) Security Violation":
- Press OK, Press any key to perform MOK management > Enroll key from disk > YUMI > ENROLL_THIS_KEY_IN_MOKMANAGER.cer > Continue > Yes > Reboot and try again.
- If still not booting - try turning off "Secure Boot" in BIOS, restart the computer and try booting with the USB again.
Once booted with the USB - you should see a menu where you can navigate with Arrow Keys/Enter to select and boot with the desired Operating System or Utility:
*** Sometimes you may need to adjust your BIOS settings to allow booting with USB!
You can install Linux alongside Windows (Please note: Sometimes you need to Shrink the C:\ drive for some unallocated space in Windows first, before you can install Linux alongside! You can find instructions on how to do it HERE) and Apple MAC OS X (there is some advanced knowledge required to actually install Linux alongside Apple MAC OS X, but you can easily use it live (Desktop version only, Server – you have to install!) with the USB plugged in)! You can also install as many operating systems as you want. With multiple operating systems – at the initial boot it will give you a menu where you can select which operating system you want to boot. (You can as well erase the hard drive and install each OS as the only one)