When installation completes, reboot your computer and log in to complete the user account setup process. Pop!_OS will now begin installing to disk. This will be requested every time the system boots.Ĭontinue to the next step in the installer. If you chose the Set Password button, you will see an additional prompt to set your encryption password. Select Don't Encrypt to skip the disk encryption process. The drive can be encrypted using your login password by checking Encryption password is the same as user account password, or you can uncheck this box and select Set Password at the bottom. Once the account has been created, you will be prompted to set a new password.Įncrypting the system disk is not necessary, but it ensures user data is secure in the event that someone gains unauthorized physical access to the device. Provide a full name (this can include any text you want, uppercase or lowercase), as well as a username (which must be lowercase): The next section of the installer will guide you through creating a user account so you can log in to your new Pop!_OS installation.
This tool allows configuring advanced features like dual booting, creating a separate /home partition, or placing the /tmp partition on a different drive.Ĭlick Erase and Install to install Pop!_OS to your selected disk. Select Custom (Advanced) to access GParted. Alternatively, you can select Try Demo Mode to continue testing Pop!_OS in the live environment. This is the best option for new Linux users, but be aware that this will erase all contents of the target drive. Once your bootable USB drive is selected as a boot device, your computer will boot into a live Pop!_OS environment.Ĭhoose the Clean Install option for a standard installation.
Consult your computer manufacturer's documentation to access this menu on third-party computers. The table below lists lists several common methods for System76 laptops and desktops. Power on the computer and enter the boot device menu selection for your BIOS or UEFI system.
Power off the target computer and insert the bootable USB. Selecting Your Bootable USB Drive as a Boot Device Secure boot can be disabled in the BIOS of most computers however, the process to disable secure boot will vary by laptop and motherboard model. Secure boot must be disabled before installing Pop!_OS. See our Live Disk Creation article for instructions to create a bootable USB drive in Windows, macOS, and Linux. The Pop!_OS.iso can be easily flashed to a USB drive. The download dialog includes the current Requirements, and download Filesize, as well as the image checksums used to verify the file once downloaded. Requirements System Specifications Componentįrom, choose DOWNLOAD. The following guide describes how to download the Pop!_OS.iso image, write it to a flash drive, and install it on the hardware of your choice.
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