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=== Step 4: Boot into LibreELEC installation and install it ===

# Insert the bootable USB drive into your mini-PC.
# Restart the system and enter the BIOS/UEFI settings by pressing '''F2''' over &amp; over again as fast as possible right after the machine turns on.
# Go to '''“boot”''' menu by using the right arrow key and pressing enter.
# Set the USB drive as the primary boot device.
# In the BIOS, disable any TPM and secure boot options that interferes with Linux installation. This is similar to what we did on the Intel NUC early in the guide when installing pfSense onto it.
# Save changes &amp; reboot. LibreELEC will boot from the USB drive. Hitting '''F10''' will exit the BIOS &amp; save your changes.


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If you managed to erase your entire computer by writing the LibreELEC image to your operating system drive EVEN AFTER reading these instructions, congratulations! You’re almost as stupid as me. Almost. Don’t do that.

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