Hey everyone! So, I recently set up Linux on my older PC that was running Windows 10, and I'm really enjoying it—especially Linux Mint! I was wondering if I could use the same USB ISO that I created for that PC to install Linux on my new machine running Windows 11. Are there any restrictions on using the same USB for multiple installations, or can I just use it as many times as I need?
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Absolutely, you can reuse that USB installer as much as you want! There's no rule limiting downloads to just one PC. Just keep in mind that if a new version of your Linux distro comes out, you might want to update your USB with the latest ISO. Also, if you're interested in trying out multiple distros, consider using Ventoy—it lets you store multiple ISOs on a single USB drive for easy switching!
Definitely no limits! You can use that USB drive on as many computers as you'd like. Just ensure that the ISO you flash onto it is compatible with the hardware. Most systems today are pretty standard with Intel and AMD CPUs, so compatibility shouldn't be an issue.
Just a heads up, reformatting and flashing your USB can be done any number of times. The ISO can be installed on as many systems as you like, so go ahead and use it! Just make sure you’re using the latest version of the image if possible. It's super convenient!
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