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I attempted to use the startup disk creator to write an image to an SD card for my Raspberry Pi. So now when I try to use the startup disk creator, the path to the source of the image/ISO file is still set to the image for the Pi. When I attempt to change it and queue the Ubuntu ISO to write to my flash drive, it won't set and it is stuck on the path to the image for the Pi. I've remove the program and re-installed it to no effect. Am I missing something? How do I clear the settings and truly have a fresh install of the startup disk creator.

Thanks

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  • You can also try unetbootin for this porpose.
    – g_p
    Sep 11, 2014 at 15:56

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Try

sudo apt-get purge startup-disk-creator

sudo apt-get autoremove

sudo apt-get install startup-disk-creator

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