Once done, plug out the USB drive and insert to PC or laptop, boot it with Kali installed USB drive instead of the internal hard disk. Wait, until the installation gets completed. Now, just select ” Finish partitioning and write changes to disk”.įinally, again select “ Yes” to let the system write the changes done to the USB drive. The setup will automatically create primary and swap partition. Next, Select “ All fines in one portion (recommended for new users)” this will create a single portion of the USB disk with all the necessary files that we need to operate Kali Linux. Therefore, select the empty USB disk that you want to use. You will see all the drives present on your system including the two USB disk – one which is working as an Installation medium and the other one that you want to use as a portable Kali Linux drive. Follow the guided installation wizard until you get the Disk Partition section- Step 6: Select USB disk drive to install KaliĪlthough you can manually partition your USB disk drive, however, if you are new to Linux, I recommend you to go for the “ Guided-use entire disk” option. To help the system to set your time zone properly, select the location where you reside currently, and then continue forward. Select the desired one and then click on the Continue button.
The first thing it will ask you to do is Choose the Language for the OS. However, the common ones are Esc, F7, or F12.Īs the Kali Boot Menu appears select the “ Graphical Install”. The key to open the Boot menu could be different according to your Motherboard. Reboot your system and open the boot menu and select the installation medium created in step 2 of this tutorial. Now, the USB drive you have created in the above step, insert that into the PC as well as the main USB (15 or 32 GB) where you want to install the Kali. Step 3: Boot PC with Kali USB Bootable medium Therefore, download BlaneEtcher to create a bootable drive on Windows, Linux, and macOS for Kali.
however, as DVD discs are absolute now, thus the same has been shifted to USB drives. Step 2: Create a bootable mediumĮarlier we were using CD/DVD to create a Linux installation medium. If you already have the ISO file of this Linux distribution then you can move to the next step, otherwise, go to the official website of Kali and download the latest version.
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