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In the next step, you will shut down the computer. To be able to follow the rest of the instructions afterwards, we recommend you either:. Open this page on your smartphone, tablet, or another computer (recommended). Print the rest of the instructions on paper. Take note of the URL of this page to be able to come back later: Restart on the intermediary Tails Restart on the other Tails Restart on the Tails DVD Restart on Tails. The following instructions assume that the other Tails that you are installing upgrading from is on a USB stick. You can also install upgrade from a Tails DVD in a similar way.
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Make sure that the DVD is inserted in the computer. Shut down the computer while leaving the first USB stick plugged in. Shut down the computer. Plug in the other Tails USB stick that you want to install upgrade from. Unplug your Tails USB stick while leaving the intermediary USB stick plugged in. Switch on the computer. Immediately press-and-hold the Option key ( Alt key) until a list of possible startup disks appears.
Choose the DVD and press Enter. The DVD might be labelled Windows like in the following screenshot.
Troubleshooting Tails does not start at all The following section applies if the Boot Loader Menu does not appear when starting on a USB stick. It is quite common for computers not to start automatically on a USB stick with Tails installed. Here are some troubleshooting techniques.
You should try them one after the other. Getting to the boot menu On most computers, you can press a boot menu key to display a list of possible devices to start from. The following instructions explain how to display the boot menu and start on the USB stick. The following screenshot is an example of such boot menu:.
Shut down the computer. Make sure that the first USB stick is plugged in the computer.
Identify the potential boot menu keys for the computer depending on the computer manufacturer in the following list: Manufacturer Key Acer Esc, F12, F9 Asus Esc, F8 Dell F12 Fujitsu F12, Esc HP Esc, F9 Lenovo F12, Novo, F8, F10 Samsung Esc, F12, F2 Sony F11, Esc, F10 Toshiba F12 others F12, Esc. Switch on the computer. Immediately press several times the first potential boot menu key identified in step 3. If a boot menu with a list of devices appears, select your USB stick and press Enter. If the computer starts on another operating system, then:. Shut down the computer. Press-and-hold the potential boot menu key identified in step 3.
Switch on the computer again while holding the potential boot menu key pressed. If a boot menu with a list of devices appears, select your USB stick and press Enter.
If the computer starts on another operating system or returns an error message, then shut down the computer again and repeat step 4 for all the potential boot menu keys identified in step 3. If none of the potential boot menu keys identified in step 3 work or if the USB stick does not appear in the list, then try the second troubleshooting technique described below. Check our list of known issues Similar problems might have been reported already for your model of computer in our. Edit the BIOS settings You might need to edit the BIOS settings of the computer. Take note of the changes that you apply to the BIOS settings, to be able to revert them if they prevent the computer to start on its usual operating system. Edit the Boot Order.
Depending on the computer model you might see an entry for removable devices or USB media. Move this entry to the top of the list to force the computer to try to start from the first USB stick before starting from the internal hard disk. Disable Fast boot. If the computer is configured to start with legacy BIOS, try to configure it to start with UEFI. Else, if the computer is configured to start with UEFI, try to configure it to start with legacy BIOS.
To do so, try any of the following options if available:. Enable Legacy mode. Disable Secure boot. Enable CSM boot.
Disable UEFI. Try to upgrade the BIOS to the latest version provided by the manufacturer. Report the problem to our support team. If none of these options work, we are sorry but you might not be able to use Tails on this computer. Please, including the following information:. Which version of Tails are you trying to start?.
How did you verify the ISO image?. Which is the brand and model of the computer?. What exactly happens when trying to start?
Report the complete error message that appears on the screen, if any. Are you trying to start Tails on a USB stick or a DVD?. If you are trying to start on a USB stick, which program did you use to install it:. Universal USB Installer,. GNOME Disks,.
Tails Installer, or. dd on the command line? Note that these are the only supported installation methods. Have you been able to start Tails successfully on this computer before, from another USB stick or DVD, or with another version of Tails? If so, which ones?. Does the same USB stick or DVD start successfully on other computers? Troubleshooting Tails does not start entirely The following section applies if the Boot Loader Menu appears but not Tails Greeter when starting Tails.
Restart the computer on the first USB stick. In the Boot Loader Menu, choose the Troubleshooting Mode which might work better on some computers. If the Troubleshooting Mode does not work better, restart the computer again on the first USB stick. In the Boot Loader Menu, press TAB. A command line with a list of boot options appears at the bottom of the screen. Press the Backspace key several times to remove the quiet option from the command line.
If Tails previously failed to start and displayed the Probing EDD (edd=off to disable). Error, then type edd=off to add this option to the command line. Type debug nosplash to add these options to the command line. To start Tails, press Enter. Hopefully, error messages now appear when starting Tails. You can, for example by taking a picture of the last screen and error messages. If the error message is /bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off followed by (initramfs), then try removing the live-media=removable option from the boot command line.
If removing live-media=removable allows you to start Tails, please report the problem to our. This contributes to improving the.
Then try installing Tails on another USB stick. The most difficult part is over! Now grab your second USB stick as it is time to install the final Tails on it. It is important to install the final Tails as it allows you to store some of your documents and configuration and benefit from automatic security upgrades. This was a first but important step!
Now grab the new USB stick on which you want to install Tails. Install Tails Install the final Tails Install Tails on a USB stick Upgrade your Tails In this step, you will install the final Tails on a second new USB stick using Tails Installer. In this step, you will upgrade your Tails from the other intermediary Tails using Tails Installer one last time. Troubleshooting Tails does not start at all The following section applies if the Boot Loader Menu does not appear when starting on a USB stick. It is quite common for computers not to start automatically on a USB stick with Tails installed. Here are some troubleshooting techniques.
You should try them one after the other. Getting to the boot menu On most computers, you can press a boot menu key to display a list of possible devices to start from. The following instructions explain how to display the boot menu and start on the USB stick. The following screenshot is an example of such boot menu:.
Shut down the computer. Make sure that the first USB stick is plugged in the computer.
Identify the potential boot menu keys for the computer depending on the computer manufacturer in the following list: Manufacturer Key Acer Esc, F12, F9 Asus Esc, F8 Dell F12 Fujitsu F12, Esc HP Esc, F9 Lenovo F12, Novo, F8, F10 Samsung Esc, F12, F2 Sony F11, Esc, F10 Toshiba F12 others F12, Esc. Switch on the computer. Immediately press several times the first potential boot menu key identified in step 3. If a boot menu with a list of devices appears, select your USB stick and press Enter. If the computer starts on another operating system, then:. Shut down the computer. Press-and-hold the potential boot menu key identified in step 3.
Switch on the computer again while holding the potential boot menu key pressed. If a boot menu with a list of devices appears, select your USB stick and press Enter. If the computer starts on another operating system or returns an error message, then shut down the computer again and repeat step 4 for all the potential boot menu keys identified in step 3. If none of the potential boot menu keys identified in step 3 work or if the USB stick does not appear in the list, then try the second troubleshooting technique described below.
Check our list of known issues Similar problems might have been reported already for your model of computer in our. Edit the BIOS settings You might need to edit the BIOS settings of the computer. Take note of the changes that you apply to the BIOS settings, to be able to revert them if they prevent the computer to start on its usual operating system. Edit the Boot Order. Depending on the computer model you might see an entry for removable devices or USB media. Move this entry to the top of the list to force the computer to try to start from the first USB stick before starting from the internal hard disk. Disable Fast boot.
If the computer is configured to start with legacy BIOS, try to configure it to start with UEFI. Else, if the computer is configured to start with UEFI, try to configure it to start with legacy BIOS. To do so, try any of the following options if available:.
Enable Legacy mode. Disable Secure boot. Enable CSM boot. Disable UEFI. Try to upgrade the BIOS to the latest version provided by the manufacturer. Report the problem to our support team. If none of these options work, we are sorry but you might not be able to use Tails on this computer.
Please, including the following information:. Which version of Tails are you trying to start?. How did you verify the ISO image?. Which is the brand and model of the computer?. What exactly happens when trying to start?
Report the complete error message that appears on the screen, if any. Are you trying to start Tails on a USB stick or a DVD?.
If you are trying to start on a USB stick, which program did you use to install it:. Universal USB Installer,. GNOME Disks,. Tails Installer, or. dd on the command line?
Note that these are the only supported installation methods. Have you been able to start Tails successfully on this computer before, from another USB stick or DVD, or with another version of Tails? If so, which ones?. Does the same USB stick or DVD start successfully on other computers? If your computer fails to start on the final Tails, Tails USB stick, you can continue using the intermediary Tails Tails DVD. On this intermediary Tails you cannot benefit from automatic upgrades or create an encrypted persistent storage.
You should still have a look at our. In the Boot Loader Menu, choose Tails and press Enter. After 30–60 seconds, Tails Greeter appears. In Tails Greeter, select your language and keyboard layout in the Language & Region section. Click Start Tails. After 15–30 seconds, the Tails desktop appears. Restart and activate the persistent storage.
Shut down the computer and restart on the final new Tails USB stick. In Tails Greeter:. Select your language and keyboard layout in the Language & Region section.
In the Encrypted Persistent Storage section, enter your passphrase and click Unlock to activate the encrypted persistent storage for the current working session. Click Start Tails. After 15–30 seconds, the Tails desktop appears. You can now save your personal files and working documents in the Persistent folder.
To open the Persistent folder choose Places ▸ Persistent.