How to use Rufus on a Windows PC The Rufus software has an interface as shown in the above image. It automatically detects the USB flash drive (s) connected to your system.

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The Android Flash Tool will ask for permission to access ADB keys in a pop-up window, which is necessary to install software on your phone. You’ll need to tap “OK” to proceed with this process.

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If you're looking for an easier way to install third-party software on Ubuntu, Martin Wimpress has you covered with deb-get. Jack Wallen shows you how to install and use this handy tool.

Ready to take Windows 10 for a spin? All you need is an available PC, a flash drive and a free utility.

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