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Download:
Download Kali Linux from the official website here
Boot-able USB:
There are many ways through which you can boot Install Kali Linux to your USB Drive.- Boot USB using Rufus USB Tool. To boot Kali Linux to USB Drive follow below steps.
- Download Rufus USB Tool here.
- Open it.
- Locate ISO file by clicking this
icon. - Click start button and wait until the boot process complete. Note: Make sure to write it in DD image mode.
- Now restart PC and boot order of USB must be on the top to boot from it.
- You can also boot USB by using Universal USB Installer.
Installation:
Whatever method you choose, your first screen should be this when booting your system using bootable USB. Let us boot it permanently into live desktop by following steps.
Separate Partition:
You must have a separate Partition to Install Kali Linux to that Drive. If you have not an extra partition Shrink the Windows 7 C Drive with Disk management tool in windows 7 or 8. The task is done in order to shrink the C drive to create room for installing Kali Linux. After you shrink C Partition an extra unallocated Partion will be created. If you have enough free-space on the C drive, the system will suggest a 50-50 split of the free space. Which is good enough for this test of installation. Remember their size for the next phase of installation in order to recognize it later. You must search how to shrink windows partition to create an extra partition.
After the operation has successfully completed, you now see the newly created space next to the C drive. You can exit the partition manager and reboot the PC.
Steps to Install Kali Linux:
If you have already a partition then you must follow below steps.
- The best option to Install Kali Linux boot menu is Graphical Install.
- In next steps choose your location, language etc.
- In the partition disk step choose Manual and click continue.
- Choose the Disk in which you want to install Kali linux and click continue.
- In the Use as step select Ext4 journaling file system.
- In the Mount Point select /.
- In the Bootable flag step select on.
- Then click done setting up the partition.
- After this select Finish partioning and write changes to disk.
- Select Yes to write Changes to disks
- Select No from returning back to partioning menu.
- After this Installation process will start.
- When Installation is complete Select yes to Install Grub Loader to master boot record. Make sure to install it in the Hard disk not in USB. See screenshots for help
If you have no partition but unallocated space you have created in the shrinking Drive C in Disk Management tool then you must follow below steps/
- In the partition disk step choose Manual and click continue.
- Select the free unallocated space and click continue.
- Select Create New Partition and click continue.
- In the next step enter the size of new partition and click continue.
- Set as Logical and click continue.
- Select Beginning and click continue.
- When the partition is created double click on it.
- The next step shows the details of the boot partition you just created.
- In the Use as step select Ext4 journaling file system.
- In the Mount Point select /.
- In the Bootable flag step select on.
- Then click done setting up the partition.
- After this select Finish partioning and write changes to disk.
- Select Yes to write Changes to disks
- Select No from returning back to partioning menu.
- After this Installation process will start.
- When Installation is complete Select yes to Install Grub Loader to master boot record. Make sure to install it in the Hard disk not in USB. See screenshots for help
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