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title: Phyllome OS meets a thumb drive
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date: 2021-11-21T16:38:25.151Z
date: 2021-11-21T16:40:18.566Z
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dateCreated: 2021-11-13T11:34:07.852Z
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## 3. Boot from a USB flash drive
By default, when a computer boots up, it will look for an operating system on the internal storage device first. If there is one, it will load this operating system and ignore any other media, such as a USB flash drive that may plug to the computer.
By default, when a computer boots up, it will look for an operating system on the internal storage device first. If there is one, it will load this operating system and ignore any other media, such as any USB flash drive that may be plugged to the computer.
To boot from a USB flash drive, one would have to either temporary or permanently alter the so-called boot order. The boot order instructs at what point and where it should look for an operating system. The following section illustrates how to change the boot order *temporary*.
> The process to change the boot order depends on your current computer platform. Please follow the instruction that matches your platform.
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> Booting from a USB flash drive is a **non-destructive** process, which means that it won't affect any pre-existing operating system that may be installed on your computer. As a precautious, it may be good to backup your data or, even better, to use computer with no personnal data on it.
> Booting from a USB flash drive is a **non-destructive** process, which means that it won't affect any pre-existing operating system that may be installed on your computer. As a precautious, it may be good to backup your data or, even better, to use a computer with no personnal data on it.
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### macOS
Make sure that your computer is turned-off.
On macOS, just after
* Make sure that your computer is turned-off.
### Windows