You Need : -
official Kali Linux image (Google it)
Unetbootin or any other imaging software
USB drive with 4 gb free space
A computer
Let's do it : -
-> Plug in your USB drive (prefer it on rear port as they are faster)
-> Start Unetbootin/other and select your USB drive from the list given there. ( Be careful in this step as selecting the wrong device can damage your hard disk )
-> In the image file selection section, click on browse ( the icon or button ) select your image file downloaded.
-> Click on start or create button to startup and wait for completion.
Live USB has been created.
Booting : -
-> Start your computer
-> Continuously press keys Esc, del, num lock, F1. The key might be different according to your manufacturer. Most probably any one among the above keys would work down for you.
-> This will open up your computer with BIOS settings. Just press enter on "quit without saving" option to bypass it and go to boot selection device picker screen.
-> Select your device from the list and press enter.
-> Now comes the screen with kali interface. Select the "live" option ( the first one ) and press enter.
You must see the Kali desktop now which means that you have successfully fired up Kali Linux. It's amazing guys.
official Kali Linux image (Google it)
Unetbootin or any other imaging software
USB drive with 4 gb free space
A computer
Let's do it : -
-> Plug in your USB drive (prefer it on rear port as they are faster)
-> Start Unetbootin/other and select your USB drive from the list given there. ( Be careful in this step as selecting the wrong device can damage your hard disk )
-> In the image file selection section, click on browse ( the icon or button ) select your image file downloaded.
-> Click on start or create button to startup and wait for completion.
Live USB has been created.
Booting : -
-> Start your computer
-> Continuously press keys Esc, del, num lock, F1. The key might be different according to your manufacturer. Most probably any one among the above keys would work down for you.
-> This will open up your computer with BIOS settings. Just press enter on "quit without saving" option to bypass it and go to boot selection device picker screen.
-> Select your device from the list and press enter.
-> Now comes the screen with kali interface. Select the "live" option ( the first one ) and press enter.
You must see the Kali desktop now which means that you have successfully fired up Kali Linux. It's amazing guys.
