Compatibility guide
Check your computer first.
Compatible with supported PCs and laptops. USB boot depends on the computer's hardware and configuration. Check our compatibility guide to confirm support for your device.
Last updated: not yet published
| Make | Model | Type | Device tested | Boot | Network / Tor | Notes and known issues | Tested | Build |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No tested models have been published yet. Email us your computer make and model and we will tell you what we know. | ||||||||
Before you buy
- Find your computer's exact make and model (usually on a label underneath or in the system settings).
- Check it appears above, or ask us by email.
- Make sure you can open the boot menu or change the boot order (often F12, F9, Esc or F2 at start-up).
- Company or school computers may block USB boot.
- A USB connector fitting the port does not mean the computer can boot the system.
Known limitations
- Apple computers vary by model; Apple Silicon (M-series) Macs are not supported.
- Phones and tablets are not supported as host devices.
- Some graphics cards and Wi-Fi adapters need extra steps or do not work.
- Results can change after major software or firmware updates; we re-test after such changes.