05-13-2024, 08:30 PM
As Christian mentioned, if you are creating the stick from Windows 7, use the Windows download of Ventoy. I've not had any problems installing Ventoy on a USB drive. If it is not a drive from a reputable company it could be a faulty stick. Cheap USB sticks are notorious for not providing the reported capacity and early failure (see https://www.grc.com/validrive.htm for more info). Often installing something to a part of the drive that does not 'exist' will 'destroy' it. If it is just a broken install (corrupt download maybe?) it should be recoverable.
Bring you laptop to a meeting and we will help install Linux on it!
-Steve
Bring you laptop to a meeting and we will help install Linux on it!
-Steve